Category: Threat Groups

In the ever-evolving landscape of cyber security, the identification and tracking of threat groups is a critical component in understanding the nature, intent, and capability of adversaries targeting organisations worldwide. These groups, often categorised by nation-state affiliation, financial motivation, or ideological alignment, operate with varying degrees of sophistication and persistence. Their activities can range from opportunistic attacks to highly targeted, prolonged campaigns designed to exfiltrate sensitive data, disrupt operations, or gain strategic advantage.

This section serves as a comprehensive reference to known threat groups, including advanced persistent threats (APTs), cybercriminal syndicates, hacktivist collectives, and emerging entities. Each profile includes a summary of the group’s known tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), attribution assessments, notable incidents, and links to further intelligence.

Understanding these adversaries is essential not only for strategic threat modelling and risk assessment but also for refining defensive postures, enhancing detection capabilities, and informing incident response. As we continue to detect, defend, and disrupt malicious operations, intelligence on threat groups remains at the core of proactive cyber defence.