CrowdStrike Global Threat Report 2021

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In December CrowdStrike released its annual Cyber Front Lines Report for 2020, sharing statistics, trends, and findings into the current global cyber landscape. CrowdStrike’s notable findings include:

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With our growing awareness of the threat of cyber incidents, it would be easy to assume that we must have built up the necessary defences to protect our businesses. However, our increasing reliance on technology, while bringing enormous business advantages, increases our vulnerability, expanding the attack surface. Attackers are constantly adapting their methods and have learnt to use the likes of data mining and artificial intelligence to find new entryways into our systems. So, while the technology that we use today creates huge business advantages, it also creates new security risks.

In February 2022, CrowdStrike released its 8th Global Threat Report which outlines major findings over the last year to give organisations the insight needed to strengthen their security posture and protect their business from cybercrime.

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In March CrowdStrike released its 2020 Global Threat Report, comprising of threat intel collated throughout the previous year. Within this report CrowdStrike takes a look at;