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Top Cybersecurity Trends to Watch Out For in 2025

Centraleyes

Attackers are becoming more organized, with ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) operations providing easy access to malicious tools for even novice cybercriminals. Current cybersecurity trends show that attackers are now targeting critical infrastructure, healthcare, and financial services, leading to massive disruptions.

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From Risk to ROI: How Security Maturity Drives Business Value

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Its security strategy includes encrypting all protected health information (PHI) in motion and at rest, limiting access to authorized personnel, logging all access to patient records, and performing regular audits. A focus on risk—not just regulation alone—drives this strategy for business growth and competitive advantage.

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From Risk to ROI: How Security Maturity Drives Business Value

Security Boulevard

Its security strategy includes encrypting all protected health information (PHI) in motion and at rest, limiting access to authorized personnel, logging all access to patient records, and performing regular audits. A focus on risk—not just regulation alone—drives this strategy for business growth and competitive advantage.

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Zanubis in motion: Tracing the active evolution of the Android banking malware

SecureList

The threat actors behind Zanubis continue to refine its code adding features, switching between encryption algorithms, shifting targets, and tweaking social engineering techniques to accelerate infection rates. This targeting strategy reflected a focused campaign aimed at compromising users of financial services through credential theft.

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Nastiest Malware 2024

Webroot

A pivotal moment came when the FBI obtained over 7,000 decryption keys, allowing victims to unlock their encrypted data for free. Despite these setbacks, LockBit attempted to maintain its operations, quickly adapting by changing encryption methods and shifting its leak site strategy.

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LockFile Ransomware uses a new intermittent encryption technique

Security Affairs

Recently emerged LockFile ransomware family LockFile leverages a novel technique called intermittent encryption to speed up encryption. Sophos researchers discovered that the group is now leveraging a new technique called “intermittent encryption” to speed up the encryption process.

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Ransomware at IT Services Provider Synoptek

Krebs on Security

-based Synoptek is a managed service provider that maintains a variety of cloud-based services for more than 1,100 customers across a broad spectrum of industries , including state and local governments, financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, media, retail and software.