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2023 State of The Threat – A Year in Review
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7 T H E D I T I O N
22023 State of the Threat: A Year in Review
Table of
Contents
Letter From Our Vice President, Threat Research
Executive Summary and Key Findings
The Business of Cybercrime—Is Boomtime Back?
Innovations in TTPs Occur When Infection Chains Are Forced to Evolve State-Sponsored Threat Activity
Threat Actor Use of Artificial Intelligence
Conclusion
Appendix
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The war in Ukraine continues to dominate the headlines, both in terms of kinetic military action and of hostile pro-Russia cyber activity. It is not surprising that Russian state-sponsored threat groups persist in conducting attacks against targets in Ukraine and in countries th…
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