Critical infrastructure sectors face unprecedented ransomware threats as attacks surge 34% year-over-year. Manufacturing leads with 61% growth, signaling a national security crisis that demands immediate action.
Ransomware payment rates have hit a historic low of 23% as companies increasingly refuse to pay. Attackers are responding with a dangerous new strategy focused on data theft and targeted enterprise attacks that backups can’t solve.
Cybersecurity threats have evolved dramatically in 2025 with Clickfix attacks surging 500% and AI-powered business email compromise scams becoming increasingly sophisticated. These emerging tactics specifically target human psychology rather than technological vulnerabilities, according to new threat intelligence analysis.
Cybersecurity threats are undergoing a significant transformation in 2025, with attackers increasingly focusing on human psychology rather than technological vulnerabilities, according to recent threat intelligence reports. Mimecast’s latest Global Threat Intelligence Report, which analyzed trillions of signals from January to September 2025, indicates that social engineering techniques and artificial intelligence abuse are becoming the weapons of choice for modern cybercriminals.
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The UK has experienced a 50% increase in highly significant cyberattacks over the past year, according to the National Cyber Security Centre. Officials attribute the surge to rising ransomware activity and state-sponsored threats, prompting a government “call to arms” for organizations to strengthen defenses.
The United Kingdom is facing a dramatic escalation in cyber threats, with a 50% increase in highly significant cyberattacks over the past year, according to reports from the National Cyber Security Centre. The NCSC’s Annual Review 2025 reveals the UK is experiencing the highest level of malicious digital activity recorded in nearly a decade, with the organization facing a new nationally significant cyber incident roughly every other day.
