ENISA 2024 Threat Landscape Report Warns of Increasing State...
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ENISA's 2024 Threat Landscape Report outlines the escalating cybersecurity threats facing the EU, with a focus on state-sponsored supply chain attacks on open source software, increasing DDoS incidents, and the persistent threat of ransomware. The report highlights that DDoS attacks represent the majority of reported incidents, severely impacting sectors such as public administration, transport, and finance. Ransomware remains a significant concern, with groups like LockBit and Cl0p targeting diverse industries. Supply chain vulnerabilities are exploited by state actors from countries like Russia, Iran, and North Korea, often using "Living Off the Land" techniques to remain undetected. Financially motivated attackers are turning to zero-day and one-day vulnerabilities, while the rise of Malware-as-a-Service, particularly info stealers, poses a growing threat. Additionally, the weaponization of AI presents new challenges, as it allows for more efficient and harder-to-detect attacks. The report emphasizes the importance of AI and automation in reducing the costs associated with data breaches, highlighting their role in faster identification and containment of threats.
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