This report is about ‘Global Government Sector Cyber Threat Intelligence’.
2025 marked a structural turning point in the global cyber threat landscape. Rather than a year defined by isolated incidents or headline-grabbing breaches, it became a year of systemic normalization of cyber risk. Threat activity did not merely increase in volume; it matured in coordination, automation, and strategic intent.
Across the year, cybercrime evolved from opportunistic exploitation into a persistent, industrialized ecosystem. Ransomware groups professionalized operations, infostealer malware became the primary entry point for compromise, and geopolitical tensions increasingly shaped digital battlefields. The result was a threat environment where attacks were faster, quieter, and more difficult to attribute or contain.
We see the full picture of the evolving cyber threat landscape thanks to unique tools for monitoring the infrastructure used by cybercriminals and data from battlefields:
