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Every ransom paid, every credential stolen, every database breached—they don't disappear into the void. They fuel a $10.5 trillion shadow economy that's growing faster than legitimate tech. And supply chain attacks are the engine driving it all. The Uncomfortable Truth Security Leaders Won'
Executive Summary The global security landscape in 2025 was defined by geopolitical fragmentation, a trend characterized by the unwinding of international norms and the rise of transactional diplomacy. This fracturing has moved risk across once-distinct domains, leading to a convergence of state objectives, criminal capabilities, and private-sector technology. Critical takeaways
Google Threat Intelligence Group reveals multi-nation APT coordination targeting autonomous vehicles, drones, and defense contractors—with techniques ranging from battlefield device theft to supply chain infiltration. Executive Summary The defense industrial base is under a coordinated, multi-vector siege from the world's most sophisticated state-sponsored threat actors. In a
When a nation-state adversary targets every single telecommunications provider in a country simultaneously, it's not reconnaissance—it's preparation for something bigger. On February 9, 2026, Singapore's Minister for Digital Development and Information Josephine Teo revealed details of what security officials are calling one of
A deep dive into the alarming spike in ransomware attacks, the groups behind them, and what you can do to protect yourself The Numbers Don't Lie: We're Under Siege If you felt like ransomware headlines were everywhere in early 2026, your instincts were right. The latest
The insider threat that exposed America's most sensitive cyber weapons to a hostile nation In one of the most significant insider threat cases in U.S. cybersecurity history, federal prosecutors have revealed the full scope of damage caused by a defense contractor executive who sold eight zero-day exploits
Just hours before the opening ceremony of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy's Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani confirmed what cybersecurity experts had long anticipated: Russia was once again targeting the Olympic Games with cyberattacks. The announcement marks the latest chapter in a
How a single deceptive phone call or email bypassed millions of dollars in cybersecurity infrastructure and exposed the personal details of over a million investors Executive Summary On January 9, 2026, Betterment—one of America's pioneering robo-advisory investment platforms managing $65 billion in assets for over one million
When your stolen data comes back from the dead, it doesn't return weaker—it returns with reinforcements. The Zombie Data Problem You might think that a data breach from 2019 would be old news by now. Outdated. Stale. Maybe even useless to criminals who have surely moved on
A comprehensive analysis of how voice phishing led to one of higher education's most consequential data exposures—and why 115,000 affected individuals may never be officially notified. The Attack That Exposed America's Wealthiest Donors On February 4, 2026, the cybercriminal syndicate ShinyHunters made good on
Executive Summary This briefing document synthesizes findings from a comprehensive study of 70 individuals convicted of espionage across 20 European countries between 2008 and 2024. The data reveals that espionage has evolved from a residual Cold War practice into a central element of contemporary European security, intensified by Russia’s
What started as a "limited" cybersecurity incident at government technology giant Conduent has exploded into one of the largest data breaches in U.S. history. Originally reported as affecting around 4 million people, the breach count has now surged past 25.9 million Americans—and the final number