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2025 Cybersecurity Trends

Overview

This report is the end result from analyzing 100s of breaches and what the findings mean for your organization in 2025. It presents compelling data on where cybersecurity is headed, why its moving in that direction, and important actions you can take now to better protect your most valuable assets.

What You Get:

This trends report highlights:

  • What we learned from 2024
  • The top emerging cybersecurity risks and trends for 2025
  • 5 cybersecurity maturity recommendations to harden your security posture

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Meet the Author

Cory Wolff

Director of Proactive Services

With over 20 years of experience in IT, security, and development, Cory Wolff is a passionate and skilled hacker who leads the offensive security practice at risk3sixty, a consulting firm that helps clients navigate complex cybersecurity and compliance challenges. He holds multiple certifications, including the Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP) and the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), and has a proven track record of building and breaking various technologies since his first computer in 1988.

As the Director of Proactive Services, Cory oversees the delivery of high-quality penetration testing, red teaming, and vulnerability assessment services to a diverse range of clients across different industries and sectors. He also contributes to the cybersecurity community as a core team member of Red Team Village, a platform that fosters collaboration, learning, and innovation among red teamers and security professionals. Cory’s mission is to help organizations improve their security posture, protect their assets, and achieve their goals.

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