Talos 2025 Year in Review available now!
How often did Talos see internal phishing in 2025? What vulnerabilities made it on our top 10 list? And which state-sponsored threats surged? Learn it all in our Year in Review: cs.co/63323B6wtV5
Qilin dominated the ransomware space in 2025, targeting an average of 40 victims every month except January. Learn more about last year's ransomware trends and how to stay ahead in 2026: cs.co/63322B6mwjw
Qilin dominated the ransomware space in 2025, targeting an average of 40 victims every month except January. Learn more about last year's ransomware trends and how to stay ahead in 2026: cs.co/63322B6mwjw
Talos 2025 Year in Review available now!
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Wow, we've gotten a lot of really fascinating (and hilarious) questions in today! This AMA doesn't end with the workday, so feel free to keep posting your questions.
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From epic teamwork in "Project Hail Mary" to the massive Talos Year in Review mission, Amy’s latest newsletter explores how collaboration leads to "amaze!" results: cs.co/63320B6eCUw
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Talos 2025 Year in Review available now!
How often did Talos see internal phishing in 2025? What vulnerabilities made it on our top 10 list? And which state-sponsored threats surged? Learn it all in our Year in Review: cs.co/63323B6wtV5
Forget the industry jargon. Join Amy, Bill, and Lou as we turn the Talos 2025 Year in Review and the Splunk Top 50 Cybersecurity Threats reports into the roadmaps you need to stop being an easy target: cs.co/63327B6d69R
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Cisco Talos is hosting a Reddit AMA on Thursday, March 26 at r/cybersecurity. The banner also contains 'Ask us anything!' and a graphic for "2025 Cisco Talos Year in Review."
It's AMA Day! 🎉 Join us over on r/cybersecurity as Talos and Splunk researchers answer your questions: cs.co/63321B6ex07
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Don't miss it — the Talos 2025 Year in Review is available now: cs.co/63321B6XFQh
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Questions about something you read in the Year in Review? We've got you covered. Post your questions in our Reddit post on r/cybersecurity this Thursday for our researchers.
Gravy and glutes and the Year in Review… oh my? The team dives headfirst into the 2025 report: Listen now: cs.co/63320B6X46e
Don't have time to read the full 2025 Year in Review? Check out this short video for the top trends: www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-Qa...
2025 Year in Review available now!
Cisco Talos’ 2025 Year in Review is available to view now! Read the full report here for key trends and defense tips — no annoying forms, just helpful analysis: cs.co/63328B6X0V0
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AI incident response requires a fundamental shift in how we architect our data — long before the 6:00 a.m. incident call comes in. Read Yuri's blog here: cs.co/63321B6nPU5
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Mark your calendar! Next Thursday, Talos researchers will be waiting on r/cybersecurity to answer your most pressing questions.
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When a cyber attack strikes, there’s a team ready to fight alongside you during your darkest professional hours. Yuri Kramarz shares the story of Cisco Talos Incident Response — experts who bring both technical expertise and compassion to the front lines of a crisis: cs.co/63324B6nuw6
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While a garlic and wooden stakes keep the vampires at bay in movies, they won’t save your network once an attacker has been "invited in." Hazel shares why identity is the new frontier of cyber horror in this week’s Threat Source: cs.co/63329B6psIU
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The wait is almost over! We’ll be releasing our 2025 Year in Review report on Monday morning. From top targeted vulnerabilities of the year to ransomware trends, get ready for some in-depth threat analysis.
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The new Exfiltration Framework provides a cross-platform, behavior-based approach to detecting data theft by focusing on how attackers abuse legitimate, trusted utilities rather than relying on static indicators: cs.co/63326B6p3dk
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The next Tool Talk is here. Introducing DispatchLogger, an open-source tool that provides deep, semantic-level visibility into late-bound COM object interactions to help analysts better detect and understand script-based malware: cs.co/63322B6rqGG
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If you think AI guardrails are enough to stop prompt injection, you’re already behind the curve. Discover why the real battle for AI security is moving from the model to the infrastructure: cs.co/63329B6u5CP
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Get ready: The 2025 Year in Review comes out next Monday.
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ICYMI: Talos updated our blog on the developing situation in the Middle East with our assessment of the cyber attack on Stryker and the elevated threat landscape: cs.co/63328B6uK5u
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In this week’s edition, Joe reflects on his mother’s strength throughout his childhood, International Women’s Day, and the importance of inclusivity in cybersecurity: cs.co/63326B6yZza
Join us on the latest episode of Talos Takes as David Bianco breaks down the PEAK Threat Hunting Framework and shares how to streamline the preparation phase with a new AI-assisted tool: cs.co/63326B6HAz2
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What's the secret to a strong SME-technical writer partnership? In the nerdiest episode yet, Kri Dontje discusses this collaboration and the surprising intersection of weaving and binary code: cs.co/63325B6GH1b
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Cisco Talos updated our blog on the situation in the Middle East with additional IOCs, guidance, recommendations, and timelines: cs.co/63320B6yKkw
