White Papers

The LookingGlass Cyber Threat Intelligence Group (CTIG) has been tracking an ongoing cyber espionage campaign named “Operation Armageddon”. “Operation Armageddon,” active since at least mid-2013, exposes a cyber espionage campaign devised to provide a military advantage to Russian leadership by targeting Ukrainian government, law enforcement, and military officials in order to steal information that can provide insight into near term Ukrainian intentions and plans.

The purpose of this whitepaper is to provide an overview of the cyber threats that LookingGlass has observed over the past year. This information was gleaned from our external attack surface management solution and from open-source research and intelligence analysis used to support our customers.

Cyber attacks targeting organizations in the energy sector are a growing global threat. Recent years have seen firms in sub-sectors like electricity generation and distribution, oil, and gas facing increasingly sophisticated attacks.

Cyber attacks targeting organizations in the energy sector are a growing global threat. Recent years have seen firms in sub-sectors like electricity generation and distribution, oil, and gas facing increasingly sophisticated attacks.

Proactively reduce your attack surface and limit exposure to external threats with threat hunting. The 2021 Threat Hunting Report explores the challenges, technology preferences, and benefits of threat hunting to gain deeper insights into the maturity and evolution of the security practice. Discover industry trends and assess and benchmark your progress with this 2021 Threat […]

Cyber threat intelligence — properly gathered, refined, and applied — can help companies recognize business risks and implement protections that specifically address the most serious risks to the integrity and functioning of their organization.

To move from a reactive to a proactive threat defense, companies need to implement a holistic approach to security posture. Turn the table on hackers.

Third party risk is now a common and dangerous issue, costing organizations around the globe an estimated $10 billion. Trying to solve this security issue with one-time risk assessments or security scorecards isn’t enough.

Over the past several years, cybersecurity attacks targeting the healthcare industry have continued on an upward arc. Reports indicate that in 2020, cyber-attacks on the healthcare industry more than doubled from 2019, with ransomware accounting for 28 percent of all attacks.