2026 Global Threat Report
Translate the 2026 threat landscape into concrete resilience decisions across identity, cloud, AI, ransomware, suppliers, infrastructure, detection, containment, recovery, and governance.
Digital download · One-time purchase · Instant delivery after checkout. Use it as a working reference for risk review, defense planning, and tabletop preparation.
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Turn threat intelligence into an operating defense plan.
Prioritize the risks that matter, assign ownership, make abnormal trust visible, and predesign the containment and recovery actions your organization may need under pressure.
See where adversaries gain leverage.
Connect evasive tradecraft, initial access, AI acceleration, identity abuse, supplier exposure, infrastructure risk, and extortion to business impact.
Focus on controls with broad leverage.
Strengthen identity, privilege, visibility, recovery, supplier governance, and rapid containment without building a parallel compliance program.
Convert strategy into measurable action.
Use the 30-60-90 program and practical inventories, scorecards, questionnaires, matrices, checklists, and tabletop exercises to improve operational resilience.
Threat analysis, control priorities, and reusable readiness tools.
The evasive adversary
Understand why valid credentials, approved tools, cloud services, exploits, social engineering, and automation make modern intrusions harder to separate from normal activity.
Identity, cloud and AI control planes
Treat accounts, sessions, service identities, SaaS, APIs, edge systems, AI connectors, secrets, and recovery paths as connected trust decisions.
Detection, governance and resilience
Design response at adversary speed, map decisions to NIST CSF 2.0, and implement a 30-60-90 program backed by practical readiness tools.
Threat data is directional. Your operating model must be specific.
Vendor and public-sector statistics reflect different telemetry and methodologies. Use the report to improve decisions and scenarios, then validate priorities against your organization’s actual identities, systems, suppliers, obligations, and recovery dependencies.
Read for context. Use for decisions. Rehearse the response.
Start with the Executive Summary, then move to the control plane or business scenario you own. Use the inventories, threat register, scorecard, questionnaires, matrix, checklists, and tabletop exercises to turn reading into an accountable resilience program.
