BlackFog Cybersecurity Research
The State of Ransomware in 2023
In 2020, 2021, 2022 and now 2023, BlackFog's state of ransomware monthly report measures publicly disclosed attacks globally.
New BlackFog research: 61% of SMBs were victims of a cyberattack in the last year
BlackFog research highlights how SMBs were victims of cyberattack in the last year and the importance of having a trusted partner.
2022 Ransomware Attack Report
Since 2020 BlackFog has measured publicly disclosed attacks globally. The 2022 ransomware attack report reflects on the key findings from 2022.
The State of Ransomware in 2022
In 2020, 2021 and now 2022, BlackFog measured publicly disclosed attacks globally. We also produced an annual summary of our findings in the 2021 ransomware attack report. In 2022 we will be tracking even more statistics, such as data exfiltration and several others as the year progresses.
Skills Shortage and Integration Challenges Halt Cybersecurity Adoption
BlackFog research highlights that a skills shortage is halting cybersecurity adoption and the practical challenges of managing a complex threat landscape.
Nearly a Third of Cybersecurity Leaders Considering Quitting
Research commissioned by BlackFog shows that work life balance is most disliked part of the job for cybersecurity leaders.
2021 Ransomware Attack Report
In 2020 and 2021 BlackFog measured publicly disclosed attacks globally. The 2021 ransomware attack report summarizes these findings and highlights the key trends as we enter 2022.
The State of Ransomware in 2021
Following on from our State of Ransomware 2020 blog, we’ll be tracking the 2021 publicized ransomware attacks each month to share with you via this blog. This year we expect the number of attacks to increase and newer forms to become more sophisticated and disruptive.
The State of Ransomware in 2020
Ransomware cyberattacks are a big business, so big in fact, that research anticipates a business is attacked by a cybercriminal every 11 seconds and damage costs from these attacks will hit around $20 billion by [...]
