ON-DEMAND WEBINAR
The threats don't clock out at 5. Neither do the people hunting them.
Last Call Threat Intel is a standing reservation for security leaders and frontline defenders. This EMEA edition pulls up a seat specifically for you, breaking down the CyOps 1H 2026 Examination of Cyber Hostilities and Operations (ECHO) Report.
Pull up a stool, pour a glass, learn what the remainder of 2026 has in store for defenders.
AIR DATE
August 5
Format
Webinar
Incidents handled by CyOps in 1H 2026
Host breaches with confirmed root cause that began with stolen or socially-engineered identity
Of host breaches entered via SSL-VPN credential reuse
We'll cover the CyOps 1H 2026 ECHO Report highlights, including:
01
Identity Remains A Top Target
Why stolen and socially-engineered identity, not exploited code, drove the majority of confirmed host breaches CyOps handled in 1H 2026, and how Microsoft Teams vishing crossed from outlier to signature pattern.
02
The Edge Is Still the Easiest Way In
How SSL-VPN gateways stayed a major intrusion path in 1H 2026 and why it was credential reuse, not appliance exploits, doing the damage.
03
Trusted Tools, Malicious Hands
How remote-support software, PowerShell, and signed Windows binaries carried the on-keyboard stages of the period's most severe cases.
04
The Ransomware Landscape
What 1H 2026's leak-site data shows about a consolidated-but-crowded ransomware ecosystem, and what it means for EMEA organizations specifically.
Each edition, our CyOps researchers bring the latest cyberthreat intelligence straight from the front lines — recent breaches, active phishing campaigns, threat actor groups to watch, and the defensive playbook to act on it.
Every 39 seconds, there's a new victim of a cyber attack. Threat intel helps us plan, prepare, and be ready to respond when our number is up.
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