Threatsploit Report

2019 has been a great year for Briskinfosec. Each month we’re continually preparing a Threatsploit report consisting of major cyber attacks happening around the world. This new report containing the globally occurred cyber attacks in the month of December 2019.

First and foremost, an earnest thanks to all of you from Briskinfosec! 2019 has been a great year for Briskinfosec and this is the last report of this year.

Certain things are unstoppable. The forces of nature like rain, sun, wind,storms are unstoppable. Volcanic eruption and tsunami disasters are unstoppable.But, one such thing apart from nature has seemingly got its place in the list of “Unstoppables”.

COMPROMISED - Earlier, this was a word that was considered positive during instances of a fight. For example, when two fought, one would compromise at some point of time which would pacify the other and sooner or later, both would become good to each other forgiving the rift that existed between them.

First and foremost, an earnest thanks to all of you from Briskinfosec! It’s your continued support and significant feedback's that has helped us to accomplish and celebrate 1 year anniversary of our Threatsploit Reports

To indicate a volcanic eruption, a single spark of fire is more than enough. Nothing more is needed than that. Similarly, with regards to cybersecurity, about 2,50,000 malwares and countless number of cyberattacks originate each and every day,worldwide.

Hi. If you’ve wanted to cherish some important and interesting happenings in the domain of cybersecurity, you can whistle as you’ve landed in the right place. Hearty welcome to our Threatsploit Adversary report which contains the collection of the globally happened cyberattacks.

Welcome to the world of Threatsploit Adversary report which contains the global occurrence of the most significant and horrendous cyberattacks identified by Briskinfosec during the entire month of May 2019. This report evidently proves that in-spite of some strong security defenses

Obviously, the answer is No. Of course, it would be great if you were able to, but the immeasurable quantity makes it impossible to be done by a normal human being. Similarly, the amount of cyberattacks cropping up in various parts of the cosmos seems too much to be kept a note.

The ultimate and honest goal of our Threatsploit Adversary Report is to create awareness for organisations about the major attacks, both existing and emerging, and in helping them to equip best security defences to secure their internal businesses and data.