Securitybrief.Au DigiCert Reports Increased Cyber Threats Amid High Online Activity
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DigiCert's Q4 2025 RADAR Threat Intelligence Brief indicates ongoing pressure on internet infrastructure and a rise in cyber threats during the year-end period. The report utilizes network telemetry from DigiCert's security platform, covering trillions of network events, and highlights the combination of high consumer and business online activity with increased malicious activity.
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