Threat Intelligence Briefing

Global threat volume decreased significantly by 86.3% compared to the previous period, representing a major deviation from the high baseline. This sharp decline is unusual and suggests a potential lull in coordinated activity or infrastructure shift. The threat profile remains consistent, dominated by attacks, brute force, and spam. Nordic regions (SE, FI) show minimal activity, with only 13 total events, which is routine and aligns with their typical low-volume baselines. The top threat IPs are primarily SSH brute force sources from RU, BG, and TM, a persistent pattern. Focus defensive measures on blocking known malicious ASNs and CIDR ranges associated with SSH brute force, particularly from Eastern Europe and Central Asia. The current low global volume allows teams to prioritize investigating existing alerts and hardening SSH configurations rather than reacting to new high-volume threats.