Threat intelligence by ESET is a game changer

Cyber threats like phishing, ransomware, and deepfakes continue to target organizations globally, with ransomware detections in India surging 70% between late 2024 and mid-2025, while threat actors are becoming more effective by using AI. Many attacks exploit unpatched systems (systems running outdated software with known security flaws) and zero-day exploits (previously unknown vulnerabilities), and it is becoming harder to distinguish real videos from AI-generated fake ones. Organizations are increasingly turning to threat intelligence services, including APT reporting (analysis of advanced persistent threat groups) and MDR (managed detection and response, where external experts monitor systems for threats), to stay informed about evolving threats.