CyberSolv

Get a high-level overview of the year’s most critical cyber threat findings in SonicWall’s latest report.

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Cybercriminals showed a preference for quieter attacks in the first half of 2023, shifting away from or augmenting ransomware with crypto-jacking, IoT malware and encrypted threats. Here’s a few other key trends from SonicWall’s mid-year update you don’t want to miss:

Threat Actors are Moving Their Attacks to New Shores 

After feeling the heat in the United States from increased enforcement efforts, high-profile busts and heightened security, threat actors are focusing their attention on other countries.

Hackers are Splitting Their Attention 

Between large, high-profile targets (potentially offering an outsized payday) and soft targets (such as educational organizations), hackers are still very busy breaching networks. 

The Current Threat Landscape is in a State of Change

Where will it go? Read the full report to find out! SonicWall has and will continue to track these threats and trends throughout the latter half of 2023 and beyond. See the mid-year Threat Report below for insights now: