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Navigating 2026’s Converged Threats: Insights from Flashpoint’s Global Threat Intelligence Report
In this post, we preview the critical findings of the 2026 Global Threat Intelligence Report, highlighting how the collapse of traditional security silos and the rise of autonomous, machine-speed attacks are forcing a total reimagining of modern defense.
Insider Threats: Turning 2025 Intelligence into a 2026 Defense Strategy
In this post, we break down the 91,321 instances of insider activity observed by Flashpoint in 2025, examine the top five cases that defined the year, and provide the technical and behavioral red flags your team needs to monitor for in 2026.
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The Insider Threat Intelligence Cycle
A growing number of organizations across the public and private sectors are recognizing insider threat as a critical area of concern. In response, many are taking measures to defend assets from risks posed by employees and trusted third parties.
Unveiling the Top 4 Cyber Threats in 2024
Our latest report provides exclusive data, insights, and key takeaways for vulnerabilities, ransomware, infostealers, and insider threats.
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Insider Threat: How to Identify, Prepare For, and Prevent Insider Threats
The tactic of recruiting insiders has been gaining popularity among threat actors aiming to breach systems and/or commit ransomware attacks. Businesses must evolve their capability to identify, respond to, and mitigate insider threats, which can come in a number of forms.
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Top 7 Cyber Threats to the Financial Services Sector in 2022
In our latest report, we detail seven primary cyber threats that organizations across the financial services sector will face in 2022. Some of them, such as ransomware, are not new but nevertheless remain a serious threat. Others, such as decentralized finance (DeFi) and cryptocurrencies, are newer, so to speak, and showcase how threat actors rely on blockchain technology to secure their perceived anonymity.
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Cybersecurity Best Practices: How CTI and SOC Teams Can Reduce Internal Data Threats, Including Insider Threats
CTI and SOC teams are responsible for addressing data exposures that occur when employees inadvertently open gateways to highly sensitive information. These data breaches can result in significant damage to an organization’s brand, reputation, bottom line, and more.