The Penn Data Breach: Why Donor Data Is the New Crown Jewel Target
Blog The Penn Data Breach: Why Donor Data Is the New Crown Jewel Target The University of Pennsylvania recently confirmed a cybersecurity incident that affected systems tied to alumni and donor information. While the full scope is still being determined, threat actors have claimed access to approximately 1.2 million records, including high net worth donor […]
The Inside Attack Surface: How Everyday Tools Become Cyber Weapons
Blog The Inside Attack Surface: How Everyday Tools Become Cyber Weapons In today’s interconnected business world, the most dangerous cyber threats often don’t come from the outside. They originate within the organization itself hidden in the tools employees use every day. ThreatMon’s new report, Invisible Attack, explores how unauthorized and unlicensed software has become a silent […]
A Global Turning Point in Cybersecurity: Inside the New UN Cybercrime Convention
Blog A Global Turning Point in Cybersecurity: Inside the New UN Cybercrime Convention The world has entered a new chapter in digital security. After years of debate, the United Nations has officially adopted and opened for signature the Convention against Cybercrime, a global agreement designed to coordinate how nations fight cyberattacks, investigate online crimes, and […]
Attack Surface Visibility in 2025: Why It Matters More Than Ever
Blog Attack Surface Visibility in 2025: Why It Matters More Than Ever As the digital perimeter dissolves, the attack surface of every organization has exploded. What used to be a manageable map of servers and firewalls is now a sprawling network of cloud workloads, SaaS applications, APIs, IoT devices, and third-party integrations, each one a […]
F5 Breach: Inside the October 2025 Incident and What It Means for the Security Ecosystem
Blog F5 Breach: Inside the October 2025 Incident and What It Means for the Security Ecosystem In October 2025, F5 confirmed that a nation-state actor had gained long-term access to parts of its internal network, compromising systems that hold critical information about its products and engineering processes. The company’s BIG-IP development environment and internal knowledge […]
Inside the Mind of Modern Attackers: 10 Advanced Tactics You Must Know
Blog Inside the Mind of Modern Attackers: 10 Advanced Tactics You Must Know The rules of cyber defense are changing. As security teams evolve their defenses, attackers are evolving even faster, replacing old-school malware with automated agents, creative phishing, and stealthy exfiltration techniques that hide in plain sight. This is not just about what tools […]
A New Frontline: How Cyber Warfare Shaped the Military and Defense Landscape in 2025
Blog A New Frontline: How Cyber Warfare Shaped the Military and Defense Landscape in 2025 The first nine months of 2025 have made one thing clear: the battlefield is no longer just on land, sea, or air. It’s online.Military networks, defense contractors, and intelligence organizations around the world spent this year defending not only their […]
ENISA Threat Landscape 2025: What It Means for Cyber Defenders
Blog ENISA Threat Landscape 2025: What It Means for Cyber Defenders The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) has just released its annual Threat Landscape 2025 report. Covering July 2024 to June 2025, the study is a detailed snapshot of how Europe’s cyber environment has shifted over the past year. It’s a story of disruption […]
ThreatMon’s September 2025 Product Updates
Blog ThreatMon’s September 2025 Product Updates New MSSP Dashboard & Program Enhancements Manage More Clients. Deliver More Value. Our MSSP Program has already helped providers scale their services with flexibility and speed. This month, we are introducing a major upgrade to the MSSP experience both on the platform and in how we partner with MSSPs […]
From Factories to Finance: Inside Akira Ransomware
Blog From Factories to Finance: Inside Akira Ransomware The ransomware threat landscape in 2025 is defined by persistence, scale, and adaptability and no group demonstrates this better than Akira. Emerging as one of the most disruptive ransomware families, Akira has shown the ability to rapidly evolve while keeping pressure on organizations across critical industries. From […]