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Sectrio launches OT and IoT threat environment landscape analysis report 2023. Sectrio, the premier IoT and OT security company has launched the findings of its latest edition of its much-awaited OT and IoT threat environment landscape analysis report 2023. The report covers over 80,000 data points from global cyber and threat hotspots, dark web forums, messaging platforms and online hacker congregation and collaboration forums. The detailed report does a deep dive into: To learn more, download your free copy of the most downloaded and discussed threat report here. In case you wish to book a session on the findings of the report, reach out to us here: Contact us

Overview The 2022 Threat landscape report prepared by Sectrio’s Threat Research Team has analyzed cybersecurity from five perspectives viz., the evolution of threat vectors, mode of attacks, cyberattacks logged, targets attacked, and cybersecurity gaps exploited. The report includes data from over 75 cities across the globe-spanning over a billion attacks and 10,000 (collective and cumulative) hours of analysis of cyberattacks, malware, hacking tactics, network breaches, data leaks, and other important aspects related to enterprise and critical infrastructure cybersecurity across IT, OT and IoT deployments.    Sectrio’s threat landscape report is a must-read for everyone involved in managing cybersecurity across sectors. IoT, OT and IT cybersecurity industry participants who wish to gain a comprehensive view on how the cyber threat landscape changed in 2021 and its implications for businesses and their digital assets should necessarily read this report.

Overview The report prepared by Sectrio’s threat research and analysis team covers data from over 70 cities across the globe-spanning over a billion attacks and 10,000 hours of analysis of cyberattacks, malware, hacking tactics, network breaches, data leaks, and other important aspects related to enterprise and critical infrastructure cybersecurity. The comprehensive report contains an analysis of the threat landscape from four perspectives viz., the evolution of threat vectors, cyberattacks logged, targets attacked, and cybersecurity gaps exploited. The report also presents cybersecurity recommendations that include easy to deploy mitigation measures that can improve cybersecurity posture, secure IoT and OT infrastructure, and close gaps. Read this report to learn more.

Overview The Q1 2021 threat landscape report analyzes the cyber threats that manifested in the year 2020 and how they impacted IoT and OT deployments and infrastructure globally. This annual OT and IoT threat landscape report covers: Unique strategies and tactics adopted by hackers to defeat cyber defense mechanisms How the Covid-19 pandemic changed cybersecurity Motivations of hackers and where and how are they procuring malware The role of Dark Web and other forums in cyber attacks How hackers are targeting the vaccine manufacturing capabilities of various countries Oil and gas, manufacturing, healthcare, maritime, critical infrastructure and financial services sectors The report also presents chatter intercepted from various sources by Sectrio’s threat researchers that gives a rare peek into hacker interactions, collaborative strategies, and targets. Sectrio’s annual OT and IoT threat landscape report is your most vital link to a sustainable cyber resilience posture. Download the latest edition now to learn more.

Overview The Q2 threat landscape report describes the second phase of Covid-19 themed attacks that dominated the cyberworld in the first quarter of the year 2020. While the second phase has seen more breaches, morphed variants, and new threat actors, many established hacker groups and Advanced Persistent Threat teams have moved on to other targets. The report also presents chatter intercepted from various sources by Subex’s threat researchers that gives a rare peek into hacker interactions, collaborative strategies, and targets.

Overview Q1 2020 has seen a remarkable deterioration in the cybersecurity environment across the globe. In addition to Coronavirus themed attacks, this quarter also saw the emergence of a new breed of hackers launching deceptive attacks against critical infrastructure. The volume of phishing emails rose significantly and we are now on the verge of a major breach. Read the latest report to understand how the threat environment has changed last quarter and what you need to watch out for in q2. Download the most widely read and comprehensive threat landscape analysis report out there, now.

Overview The Subex Annual Threat Landscape Report 2019, prepared using threat intelligence gathered from Subex’s global honeypot network now operational in 62 cities globally, has presented 10 key global trends that have the greatest implications for enterprises, governments, citizens and other stakeholders. The report highlights rising malware complexity and sophistication, increasing reconnaissance capabilities of hackers and increasing attacks on common IoT devices and critical infrastructure as areas of concern needing immediate intervention.

Why you should read this? Our threat research team detected a major variant of the LiquorBot malware in January. This comprehensive report prepared by Subex’s threat researchers Aniket Choukade and Shyava Tripathi highlights various aspects of this malware including features, its crypto mining capabilities, vulnerabilities targeted and attack modes. Download the report here.

Why you should read this? The ongoing outbreak of CoronaVirus is fast turning into a pandemic. As the virus continues to seed global panic, multiple cyber threats exploiting this outbreak have emerged. Subex’s threat researcher Shyava Tripathi has isolated a few tactics used by hackers to lure victims to download dangerous malware. This report is a must-read for cybersecurity practitioners and citizens alike. Download the report here.