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Quarterly Executive Threat Report: Jul–Sep 2025

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Quarterly Executive Threat Report: Jul–Sep 2025
Uncover how strategic alliances, AI and multi-vector attacks redefined cyber risk in 2025. The cyber-threat landscape for enterprises experienced a major inflection, driven by alliances between threat actors, AI-fuelled campaigns and an increasing reliance on multi-vector attack strategies, meaning that isolated defences (perimeter firewall, endpoint only) are no longer sufficient.

Key takeaways for business and tech leaders include:

  • A significant rise in state-sponsored campaigns targeting enterprises beyond traditional government systems, signalling that geopolitical risk is now deeply entangled with corporate cyber-risk.

  • AI automation is driving hyper-scalable vishing and credential theft and lateral movement, resulting in shorter dwell-times and accelerated impact.

  • Elevated risks for global enterprises: the report flags that interconnected infrastructure, hybrid-cloud deployments and vendor ecosystems make cross-region spill-over real and immediate, making cyber-resilience a strategic board-room issue.

  • The EDR Evasion Blind Spot: Advanced ransomware is now leveraging driver-based techniques (BYOVD) to surgically terminate kernel-level endpoint protection, creating a critical blind spot for security operations teams.

For organisations operating globally, especially those with hybrid cloud, distributed workforce, or complex supply-chains, this report delivers vital insight into how threat vectors are evolving.

More importantly, it provides a crucial roadmap: The Executive Mandate Section clearly outlines the necessary Strategic Directives for Leaders Vs. the Operational Actions for SecOps Teams required to build resilience this quarter.

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