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Cybercriminals Achieve Faster Network Intrusions, Reports CrowdStrike
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CrowdStrike's 12th annual Global Threat Report reveals that cyberattacks in 2025 became significantly faster, with attackers moving through networks in an average of 29 minutes after initial intrusion. The report indicates an increase in the variety of threat groups employing predictable tactics to exploit trusted systems, affecting both government and corporate entities.
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2025-01-01
Cyberattacks reach victims faster than ever
2025-01-01
Attackers utilize predictable tactics to evade detection
2026-02-24
CrowdStrike releases annual Global Threat Report
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