Topic: third-party risk management
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Ransomware gangs exploit Europe’s weak third-party vendors
Ransomware attacks against European organizations surged 55.1% from January to April 2026 compared to the same period in 2025, with Germany, the UK, France, Italy, and Spain accounting for nearly 70% of all incidents. Cybercriminals are increasingly bypassing direct targets to exploit weaker thir...
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ImmuniWeb Unveils New Cyber Threat Intelligence Service
ImmuniWeb Discovery has launched a new Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) service that monitors threats to an organization's assets and tracks broader cybercrime trends, regulatory changes, and supply chain risks. The service provides actionable intelligence on diverse threat actors, including APT g...
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Top Infosec Products Launched This Week: August 2025
The cybersecurity industry is advancing with new AI-driven tools, including Elastic's AI SOC Engine for seamless threat detection and Black Kite's Adversary Susceptibility Index for proactive vendor risk management. Riverbed and ExtraHop introduced AI-powered solutions for real-time network monit...
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Small Team Security Challenges: Cost, Complexity & Low ROI
Small businesses and cloud-native teams need cybersecurity tools tailored to their scale, prioritizing simplicity, automation, and integration over complex enterprise solutions. Enterprise-grade security tools often fail mid-market needs, offering superficial compliance features instead of meanin...
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Your Supply Chain Security Strategy's Biggest Blind Spot
Fourth-party vulnerabilities are a growing blind spot in supply chain security, with third-party breaches surging from 15% to 30% this year, as organizations often overlook subcontractors. Fourth-party risks remain hidden until a breach occurs, as subcontractors handling sensitive data or critica...
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Financial Firms Ignore Backdoor Security Risks
Financial institutions are strengthening cybersecurity but face risks from less-secure third-party vendors, creating hidden vulnerabilities in their supply chains. Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting financial firms through weaker vendor networks, leading to backdoor breaches that expose se...
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Global Software Supply Chains Lack Critical Visibility
Only 23% of organizations have strong software supply chain visibility, leaving most vulnerable to cybersecurity risks and disruptions. 80% of businesses with poor visibility suffered breaches, with AI adoption and third-party integrations amplifying vulnerabilities. Regional gaps exist in prepar...
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