Cyber Insights Webinar
Quarterly Threat Report
Latest Trends and Attackers Tactics Revealed
Key findings from Beazley Security's latest threat report
Join us on Wednesday, September 9 at 11:30 a.m. EDT | 4:30 p.m. BST | 17:30 CEST
More than 20,700 new vulnerabilities were disclosed in Q2 2026. Yet despite this surge in volume, attackers continue to rely on a familiar playbook, with stolen credentials, supply chain compromises, and business email compromise remaining among the most effective paths to real-world impact.
Join our Director of Research from Beazley Security Labs as we break down the most significant trends observed during Q2. Understanding which trends represent genuine business risk has never been more important.
What you'll learn
Drawing on insights from Beazley Security's latest threat intelligence research, we'll explore the trends, techniques, and risks shaping today's cyber threat landscape. In this session, we'll cover:
- The latest ransomware and extortion trends impacting organizations worldwide
- How threat actors are gaining initial access to corporate environments
- The growing role of identity compromise in modern cyber attacks
- The risks emerging technologies and AI introduce for defenders and attackers alike
- Practical steps organizations can take to strengthen cyber resilience
Our expert will provide additional context behind the report's key findings, share real-world observations from the front lines of cyber risk, and discuss what these trends mean for security leaders. You'll gain actionable insights and have the opportunity to engage directly with our expert and have your questions answered live.
Meet our speaker
Josh Carolan
Director, Research
Beazley Security
About Josh Carolan
Josh is the Director of the Beazley Security Labs team and has spent much of his career working across cybersecurity operations, threat research, and intelligence. He got his start at a small AV software company, playing with malware signatures eventually leading to roles within MSSPs and large enterprise environments. Over time, his focus shifted toward threat intelligence programs and understanding of emerging threats