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Quarterly Executive Threat Report: Jan-Mar 2026
The threats that matter in beginning 2026, where attackers are gaining persistence, and what leaders must mandate next.
In Jan–Mar 2026, adversaries increasingly optimised for persistence over one-time compromise, chaining phishing, AI-assisted malware, mobile impersonation, and legitimate cloud services to operate quietly inside trusted environments. This edition distils the top threats, key government advisories, and 5 resilience mandates leaders can operationalise immediately.
Read the signals. Prioritise the controls. Reduce dwell time and blast radius.
Key takeaway
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Persistence is the new objective
Threats are shifting from initial access to durable control of identity, endpoints, and cloud relationships, reducing attacker noise while extending dwell time.
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AI + trust are being weaponised
Fake AI tools, malicious extensions, and supply‑chain style abuse are accelerating credential theft and stealthy compromise—especially across developer and productivity ecosystems.
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Mobile + cloud are now core attack surfaces
Mobile impersonation and SaaS/cloud abuse are enabling covert exfiltration and fraud paths that extend beyond traditional managed endpoints.
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