Flashpoint’s Global Threat Intelligence Report: 2026 Midyear Edition
Cyber threats are accelerating as adversaries adopt AI-driven tools, stolen identities, and automated exploitation techniques. Flashpoint’s 2026 Midyear Edition examines the developments shaping this increasingly autonomous threat landscape.
Flashpoint’s Global Threat Intelligence Report: 2026 Midyear Edition analyzes threat activity from January through June 2026, drawing on proprietary intelligence from more than 3.9 petabytes of continuously monitored illicit sources. The report explores how AI-enabled threats, infostealers, rapidly exploited vulnerabilities, and ransomware are changing the risk environment and creating new challenges for security teams.
Key Takeaways
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How AI is enabling threat actors to automate phishing, exploit development, malware evasion, and other stages of the attack lifecycle.
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Why stolen credentials and session tokens are making digital identity a primary entry point for enterprise intrusions.
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What machine-speed exploitation means for vulnerability prioritization as functional exploit code increasingly appears alongside disclosures.
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How ransomware operations are evolving as victim volume rises, payout rates fall, and threat actors adjust their targeting and demands.
