Current Threat Landscape

Those who know the current threat landscape can focus resources on the most relevant risks.

The current threat landscape describes the dynamic spectrum of cyber threats, attacker groups and attack methods β€” as context for informed security decisions.

Current threat trends 2024/2025

The current threat landscape is shaped by: Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) β€” professionalised attacker groups with affiliate models, supply chain attacks β€” compromising software suppliers as an entry point, AI-powered attacks β€” automated phishing and social engineering, living-off-the-land attacks β€” abusing legitimate system tools, zero-day exploits β€” exploiting unknown vulnerabilities, and state-sponsored cyberattacks on critical infrastructure.

Supply chain attacks up 430%

Supply chain attacks more than quadrupled between 2021 and 2024. Suppliers are attackers' preferred entry point.

The threat landscape in a TPRM context

For supplier management, the threat landscape is directly relevant: which industries are currently under heavy attack? Which attacker groups are active, and who are they targeting? Are there active campaigns against suppliers in your portfolio? 360TPRM continuously integrates threat intelligence and shows which threats are relevant to your own supplier portfolio.

Contextualised threat information

360TPRM links global threat data to your own supplier portfolio β€” and shows which threats are actually relevant.

FAQ

Where can I get current information on the threat landscape?+

BSI situation reports, the ENISA Threat Landscape Report, CISA advisories, and commercial threat intelligence feeds (as integrated in 360TPRM).

How should I respond to an elevated threat landscape?+

Increased monitoring intensity for affected suppliers, targeted checks for known attack patterns, and activating incident response readiness.

Track threat landscape continuously

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