In 2024, ransomware threat actors will continue adopting a more opportunistic mindset, rapidly weaponizing newly discovered vulnerabilities within 24 hours. Acceleration of Opportunistic Ransomware with Zero-Day Exploits In 2024, we expect the ransomware threat will continue taking an opportunistic turn-a trend that we first highlighted in 2022, gained momentum throughout 2023 (marked by multiple advisories, culminating in the ongoing CitrixBleed exploitation), and is projected to reach maturity this year. This change in motivation has made predicting their behavior somewhat easier, as their actions are now grounded in strategic objectives rather than unpredictable whims. Today, they’re driven by profit, transforming into rational business entities seeking scalable, repeatable processes for a steady income. In the past, cybercriminals often operated with the motive to "do it for lulz," engaging in malicious activities purely for the sake of amusement or creating chaos. Plus, join us for an exclusive webinar to discuss these insights and answer your burning questions about what 2024 holds for cybersecurity. Welcome to our 2024 Cybersecurity Forecast Series! This is the first of three expert blogs where we unveil key predictions for ransomware trends, AI advancements, and attack surface challenges in the year ahead.
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