The 2022 edition of our Human Factor reports draws on a multitrillion-datapoint graph — one of the largest data sets in cybersecurity — for actionable insights into people-centric threats and user risks.
2.6B+
email messages
49B+
URLs
1.9B+
attachments
28.2M+
cloud accounts
1.7B+
mobile messages
Threat actors are capitalising on the popularity of TV series and figures such as Justin Bieber and The Weeknd. Don’t let your users fall for the hype.
Our data shows that cyber criminals initiated more than 100,000 telephone-oriented attacks a day in 2021. See how these threats are evolving in the full report.
Managers, directors and executives make up around 10% of a typical organisation, but they account for a far greater attack risk. Find out how much — and why protecting Very Attacked People (VAPs) should be at the top of any security team’s to-do list.
2021 gave us the firmest evidence yet that malware and ransomware groups are working hand-in-glove. See how this changes the threat landscape in the full report.
Threat actors are flocking to Microsoft OneDrive and Google Drive. Last year, 35% of cloud tenants that received a suspicious log-in also experienced suspicious file activity after the breach. Get the report to learn why criminals are choosing the same tools as you.
Russia’s operations against Ukraine aren’t limited to the battlefield. With some of the world’s most successful cybercriminals forced to pick sides, should you be worried?
Download The Human Factor 2022 and start protecting your people from cybercriminals’ creativity.
Pressed for time? Our regional cybersecurity experts reviewed the report for you and covered the main insights in a 30 minute webinar which is now available to you on demand. Watch now for more insight on people-based risks.
Get the latest insights for cybersecurity leaders direct to your inbox.
Check your inbox for an email from us.
Please enter your details below.
Already submitted the form? Refresh
You can download your copy of The Human Factor 2022