The Lazarus Group — a North Korea–linked APT — has executed some of the most disruptive cyberattacks in modern history. From Sony Pictures to billion-dollar crypto thefts, learn how this state-sponsored adversary continues to evolve and what defenses organizations can apply today.
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EASM Best Practices for the Energy Sector
The energy sector faces rising cyber risks from APTs, ransomware, and AI-driven threats. Discover how to secure your infrastructure with effective EASM strategies—from continuous asset discovery to zero-trust defense and resilience testing.
Larva208: Russia-aligned Hybrid Threat Actor Poised for 2025
Larva208 has rapidly emerged as one of the most alarming Russia-aligned hybrid threat actors, merging financial cybercrime with espionage campaigns targeting European and NATO-affiliated organizations.
Innovative Solutions to EASM Challenges for 2026
The digital perimeter is vanishing, and EASM will define cyber resilience in 2026. Discover how emerging threats—APT disruptions, ransomware convergence, and AI-powered attacks—are reshaping security strategies and why autonomous EASM is the future.
Silent Lynx: Up-and-Coming Espionage Threat From Central Asia
Silent Lynx is a newly identified APT group operating from Central Asia with a focus on espionage. Using spear-phishing, PowerShell, and Golang implants, the group targets governments and financial institutions across the region.
Caught in a Phishing Storm: Here’s How to Regain Control
Phishing attacks are evolving with advanced techniques that bypass traditional defenses. Learn how Brandefense provides real-time phishing detection and takedown to safeguard brand reputation and customer trust.
Understanding Supply Chain Attack Tactics with Case Study
This blog analyzes supply chain attack tactics, major incidents like SolarWinds and Kaseya, and the latest Shai-Hulud npm campaign, offering defense recommendations for organizations.
SilverFox: The Upcoming Cyber Threat Catalyst of 2025
SilverFox APT is rapidly evolving into one of 2025’s most dangerous cyber threat actors. Combining espionage with financial motives, it exploits edge devices, cloud identities, and supply chains to infiltrate governments and enterprises worldwide.
Gamaredon Group: A Persistent Russian Espionage Threat
Gamaredon is a Russia-linked APT active since 2013, targeting Ukraine, NATO, and critical sectors. Using phishing, malware, and custom backdoors, the group continues to evolve into a high-risk, state-backed espionage threat in 2025.
Mustang Panda: Persistent Threat of a China aligned Espionage Group in 2025
Mustang Panda (Earth Preta) is one of the most persistent China-linked APT groups, adapting tools like PlugX, ToneShell, and Yokai to target governments, NGOs, and critical sectors across APAC, Europe, and beyond.