Criminals use AI to clone executives' voices and faces and order transfers over video calls. Organisations need to change approval processes, not just train staff to spot fakes.
Ransomware groups increasingly steal data and threaten to leak it or report the victim to regulators, without encrypting anything. Hospitals and mid-sized businesses remain prime targets.
Vulnerabilities in edge devices such as firewalls, VPN gateways and load balancers are exploited within days of disclosure. Patch faster and monitor the devices themselves.
Infostealer malware and adversary-in-the-middle phishing steal post-login cookies, so traditional MFA is no longer enough.
Companies are wiring AI agents into email, documents and internal systems. Hidden instructions in a web page or file can make an agent leak data.
Typosquatted packages and hijacked maintainer accounts are used to plant malicious code in software organisations use every day.
Scammers use SMS blasters posing as cell towers, and QR codes in emails or posters, to steal banking details and install remote-control apps.
Data intercepted today could be decrypted by future quantum computers. Organisations that keep data secret for years should start inventorying their cryptography.
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