Ransomware, Data Breaches, and Supply Chain Attacks Hit Record Highs 

September 2025 marked one of the most turbulent months in cybersecurity this year, with ransomware campaigns, supply chain compromises, and data breaches reaching unprecedented levels. 

Cyble tracked 474 ransomware victims, a 16% surge in data breaches, and record-high supply chain attacks impacting IT providers, software vendors, and downstream customers across sectors such as manufacturing, BFSI, and critical infrastructure. 

The Cyble Threat Landscape Report: September 2025 consolidates key intelligence on the most active ransomware groups (Qilin, Akira, The Gentlemen), global data breach trends, and newly exploited vulnerabilities driving real-world intrusions. 

This comprehensive analysis helps defenders, enterprises, and governments understand the threat of interconnectivity, from exfiltration and extortion to zero-day exploitation and supply chain infiltration. 

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This Europe Threat Landscape report by Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs (CRIL) reveals a year marked by escalating cyber turbulence.

From ransomware power shifts to politically charged hacktivism, the region witnessed over 2,700+ cyber incidents across critical sectors including BFSI, Government, Retail, and Energy.

Key Highlights

● Ransomware Reshaped: New threat actors like Qilin and Akira overtook legacy groups, executing high-impact attacks.

● Hacktivism Surged: Pro-Russian groups led DDoS and defacement campaigns targeting European institutions.

● Retail in the Crosshairs: Accounted for 41% of all compromised access sales, underscoring its growing vulnerability.

● Known Exploited Vulnerabilities: Common, unpatched flaws remained the top vector for intrusions.

Why It Matters

Europe’s cybersecurity landscape is more fragmented and volatile than ever. As state-backed operations blend with financially motivated crimes, organizations must adopt intelligence-led defense strategies to stay ahead in 2026.

Explore sectoral insights, attack trends, and actionable recommendations through Europe's Threat Landscape report from CRIL and strengthen your cyber resilience!

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A Deep Dive into Zero-Days, End-of-Life Risks, and OT/ICS Exploitation 

August 2025 presented the rising risk of cybersecurity vulnerabilities with zero-day campaigns, end-of-life (EOL) software exploitation, and OT/ICS exposures targeting high-profile organizations. Cyble recorded over 183 Linux-related vulnerabilities, 119 in Microsoft ecosystems, and active exploitation across widely used platforms, including Apple, Citrix, FreePBX, Fortinet, Trend Micro, WhatsApp, and WinRAR. 

Cyble’s Monthly Vulnerability Landscape Report: August 2025 consolidates data-driven insights into vendor-specific weaknesses, KEV catalog updates, technical flaw patterns, and sectoral exposures. This analysis equips enterprises, governments, and defenders with actionable intelligence to prioritize patching, address EOL systems, and prepare against attacks extending from IT infrastructure to operational and healthcare environments. 

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A Deep Dive Into Supply Chain Attacks, Ransomware Campaigns, and Critical Infrastructure Threats

The month of August 2025 saw a sharp surge in cyberattacks, with supply chain incidents doubling, ransomware groups like Qilin and Sinobi expanding operations, and critical infrastructure environments targeted at unprecedented levels. Attackers leveraged newly disclosed vulnerabilities, advanced hacktivist tactics, and rapid exploitation methods to maximize impact across industries.

Cyble’s Monthly Threat Landscape Report: August 2025 delivers data-driven, actionable insights into these cyber threats, detailing the key vulnerabilities, new ransomware groups, notable hacktivist operations, and the most active malware families posing severe risks to businesses, supply chains, and critical systems worldwide.

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A Deep Dive into Supply Chain Compromise, Ransomware Innovation, and Critical Infrastructure Targeting 

The month of July 2025 marked a sharp increase in cyber threat activity, with supply chain attacks, ransomware incidents, and critical infrastructure targeting reaching new highs. Notably, Cyble observed 30 supply chain-related incidents alongside a surge in ransomware activity from both established and emerging threat groups. 

Cyble’s Global Threat Landscape Report: July 2025 delivers data-driven insights into these evolving threats, detailing key actors, ransomware variants, targeted sectors and regional impact patterns. This comprehensive analysis is designed to help businesses, governments and cybersecurity teams understand the tactics shaping today’s threat landscape and prepare proactively for what’s ahead. 

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A Deep Dive Into Zero-Day Exploits, Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities, and Rapid Exploitation Trends 

The month of July 2025 witnessed a dramatic escalation in targeted exploitation activity, with multiple high-profile zero-day vulnerabilities actively exploited across major business platforms, including Microsoft SharePoint, Google Chrome, and the popular eslint-config-prettier JavaScript library.  

 Cyble’s Monthly Vulnerability Landscape Report: July 2025 offers in-depth, data-driven insights into these developments and details the specific vulnerabilities and attack vectors that pose the greatest threats to businesses, their supply chains, and their end-users.

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