An international survey placed india as the third worst nation for cybersecurity risk occurrences in the first half of 2023, after the USA and Brazil. According to the survey, the USA had the greatest malware detection rate, while japan had the highest rate of access to harmful URLs.

India, the United States, and brazil recorded the highest number of hazards in the manufacturing, healthcare, and technology sectors, according to the Attack Surface Risk Management (ASRM) statistics in Trend Micro's 2023 mid-year cybersecurity threat report, "Stepping Ahead of Risk."

The research discovered an attack surface view over crores of consumer consumers and five lakh commercial clients. The analysis discovered the most popular methodologies, strategies, and trends in threat actor activity using native sensors across endpoints, email and messaging, network and web traffic, and cloud and operational technologies.

According to the research, the manufacturing sector recorded the most risk event detections, with the USA, China, the Netherlands, France, and russia facing the most email dangers. This information was based on ASRM data. Retail and government industries were also shown to be vulnerable, in addition to healthcare and technology.

According to the home Network Security Data, the survey also discovered that desktops and laptops recorded the most inbound attack detections, followed by smartphones, tablets, gaming consoles, and network-attached storage (NAS). Adobe had a 25.4% share of the vendor vulnerability count, followed by apple (1%), and microsoft (14.5%). 1.63 billion high-risk email threats were found, including 1.43 billion malicious emails and phishing URLs, 17 lakh pieces of malware, and 2.42 lakh threats involving corporate email compromise. According to Trend Micro, PDFs are the most common form of spam attachment file, with 39 lakh detections of them in June—a staggering 1,242 percent rise from the start of the year.
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G GOWTHAM

31/08/2023 11:28 AM