Deloitte
Overview
Global Cyber Threat Intelligence Report (2025) - Analyzes global cyber threat trends throughout 2024, focusing on the evolution of ransomware, nation-state espionage, and shifting initial access techniques. Key findings include the continued dominance of ransomware driven by the emergence of new RaaS groups like RansomHub, and a marked shift toward AI-enhanced social engineering as threat actors adapt to bypass increasingly effective technical controls
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