In our new threat intelligence report, we analyzed the past to anticipate future cybersecurity trends.
Get Threat ReportIn our February 2019 Threat Report, our cybersecurity experts analyzed prominent threats of the past year for clues to new attack strategies and targets. It's as close as we can get to anticipating future trends without a crystal ball.
Emotet and VPNFilter could deliver an on-demand menu of attacks and threats, depending on which device is infected and the intended goal of the attacker. We saw plenty of these threats in 2018 and wouldn't be surprised if we see more in the future.
Email remains the favorite delivery method of attackers. Two of the biggest threats we highlighted in the report, cryptomining and Emotet, used email to spread. It’s also highly likely that other prominent threats, like unauthorized mobile device management (MDM) used it as well. We cover these threats and email security best practices.
Some attackers just want to watch the world burn. We saw a number of these threats this last year, but most notably the attack whose sole purpose appears to have been to disrupt the Winter Olympics. We dive into this attack and what it tells us about future trends.
Learn about privacy, data protection trends, and best practices for enterprise governance, risk, and compliance in the 2019 Cisco Data Privacy Benchmark Study.
Announcing the first-ever special edition cybersecurity report for small and midsize businesses.
Over the past decade, Cisco has published a wealth of security and threat intelligence information for security professionals interested in the state of global cybersecurity. These comprehensive reports have provided detailed accounts of threat landscapes and their effects on organizations, as well as best practices to defend against the adverse impacts of data breaches.
In our new approach to thought leadership, Cisco Security is publishing a series of research-based, data-driven studies. We've expanded the number of titles to include different reports for security professionals with different interests. Calling on the depth and breadth of expertise from threat researchers and innovators in the security industry, the 2019 series includes the Data Privacy Benchmark Study, Threat Report, and upcoming CISO Benchmark Study. Other reports will be released throughout the year.
