By MM Desk
Publication Date: 2026-04-10 00:39:00
Hewlett Packard Company (HPE) has published the results of its first in nature threat research report, revealing a major shift in how cyber adversaries operate in industries and public infrastructure around the world. Based on real-world threat activity tracked throughout 2025, the report shows that cybercrime has evolved into a scalable, highly organized ecosystem driven by automation, coordination and repeatable attack methods.
The study analyzed 1,186 active threat campaigns recorded between January and December 2025. The findings point to a threat landscape defined by the speed, scale, and precision of targeting. Attackers are increasingly using shared infrastructure, established vulnerabilities, and standardized workflows to repeatedly compromise high-value targets faster than many organizations can respond.
Government entities were the most targeted, accounting for 274 campaigns across the national, state, and local systems. Financial services and technology sectors…
