Cybersecurity Dive October 24, 2025
Security leaders should prioritize anomalous-activity detection and zero-trust principles, a new report recommends.
Dive Brief:
- Hackers affiliated with the North Korean government accounted for a plurality of nation-state cyberattacks between April and September, according to a threat report that Trellix published on Thursday.
- Pyongyang’s cyber army has been deploying more sophisticated hacking techniques, including malware-free intrusion methods.
- North Korean cyberattacks “are deepening and diversifying, from phishing and espionage to employment-based infiltration,” Trellix said in its report, “thus demanding a more dynamic, intelligence-led response from organizations and governments alike.”
Dive Insight:
“North Korean-affiliated groups dominate the threat detection landscape,” Trellix said in its report. The infamous Lazarus Group tops the list, accounting for 8.6% of Trellix’s detections, with Andariel...
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