According to the data, the total number of attacks increased by 38%, with the education and research sectors being the most frequently targeted. At the same time, the healthcare sector shows the highest growth rate of attacks - an increase of 74% compared to 2021.

• RANSOMS AND UNCONTROLLED DATA DELETION - Identifying ransomware operations and tracking threat actors may become even more difficult, with the focus on detecting data erasure and information leakage.
•  HACKING - The lines between state cyber operations and hacking are blurred, as national government agencies operate with a certain degree of anonymity. At the same time, non-state hacker groups are better organized and more effective.
• CLOUD: Threat from third parties - the number of attacks on the cloud environments of one organization increased by 48% in 2022 compared to 2021, which indicates an alarming trend.
• USE OF LEGAL TOOLS - To combat sophisticated cybersecurity solutions, attackers use built-in capabilities and tools of operating systems that are already installed on target systems, as well as exploit available IT management tools that are less likely to raise suspicion when detected.

The Cybersecurity Report provides a detailed overview of the cyber threat landscape, as well as practical insights and recommendations for security professionals to prevent future attacks. Whether it's a ransomware attack, data breach, phishing attack, or supply chain attack, it can be prevented!