2021 has been a significant year for cybercriminals impacting both MSPs and small businesses. The year witnessed many cyberattacks, including ransomware, malware attacks, and vulnerability exploitations. Analysts, researchers, and security companies have been working quickly and constantly to identify and block emerging threats, but attackers have been just as quick in devising new tricks and tactics. Prepare for 2022 with Seqrite’s 2021 Annual Threat Report.
The past year has thrust cybersecurity into the spotlight and created a renewed focus on evolving security strategies for private and public sectors. According to experts, 2022 is shaping up to be a banner year for cybercriminals, with ransomware on the rise and an unprecedented number of attackers lining up to find a victim. What will the New Year bring in cyberspace? Find out through our carefully curated 2022 forecast report.
In Q3, the Seqrite Threat Labs have seen an increased risk of businesses and consumers being attacked by various types of malware and remote access Trojans (RATs). The report highlights an increase in ransomware attacks, and actively exploited and trending vulnerabilities, and a rise of 37.5% in windows malware.
As anticipated, Q2 2021 has continued to see cyber-attacks dominating headlines, with several high-profile ransomware attacks, phishing scams, and malware making a significant impact against industries around the globe. The Seqrite Q2 2021 Threat Report dives deep into the most pressing risks and cyber threats, statistics on rising malware that have been seen in the headlines over the past few months.
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