2024 SpyCloud Malware and Ransomware Defense Report
The 2024 SpyCloud report uncovers today’s malware and ransomware resurgence. See top threats and what security teams are prioritizing to prevent attacks.
The 2024 SpyCloud report uncovers today’s malware and ransomware resurgence. See top threats and what security teams are prioritizing to prevent attacks.
Each year, SpyCloud analyzes the billions of identity assets we recapture from the darknet and shares data breach, malware & identity threat insights in this report. Here’s what we found.
As cybercriminals continue to reap rewards from ransomware attacks, how are security teams keeping pace? Download this year’s report for insights on new trends, attack precursors, and critical defense gaps.
SpyCloud’s new report reveals gaps that exist in malware remediation practices and what enterprises can do to slam the door on cybercriminals seeking to harm your business via infostealer malware.
This year’s analysis of stolen identity data tied to Fortune 1000 companies uncovered shocking amounts of breach and malware-exfiltrated assets that put large enterprises at risk of ransomware and other critical cyber threats.
Read how the more than 100M breach assets and malware-exfiltrated cookie records tied to FTSE 100 companies and their subsidiaries on the darknet make these large UK enterprises susceptible to cyberattacks.
With nearly half of our data coming from botnets last year, our annual report of recaptured darknet data features key trends about malware and identity exposure.
Our annual report shows a surprising increase in organizations that experienced multiple ransomware attacks, the costly impacts of ineffective countermeasures, and future plans to improve defenses.
Read key insights from CISOs on the challenges facing organizations, including compromised identities, ransomware attempts, and implementation of Zero Trust Models.
Our annual analysis of data tied to Fortune 1000 companies includes insights on credential exposure, password reuse rates, and the impact of malware-infected employees and consumers.
Our annual analysis of exposed credentials and PII tied to London’s FTSE 100 employees uncovered insights about password reuse and malware-infected devices that put these organisations and the companies that rely on them at risk.
Our annual reports analyzes the 15.5 billion assets we recaptured from the criminal underground last year, and how enterprises can use this information to protect themselves from ATO, malware, and ransomware, and protect their consumers from online fraud.
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