n'guard Threat Reports
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Threat Reports

The situation, on one page.

Automatically generated cyber situation reports for Switzerland and the DACH region, per month or quarter. Ransomware, actively exploited vulnerabilities, reported attacks, classification and measures. Free, saveable as PDF.

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In simple words

What are the n'guard Threat Reports?

The n'guard Threat Reports are free, automatically generated cyber situation reports per country and time period. Each report summarizes what was publicly visible in the selected month or quarter: how many organizations from the country were named on ransomware leak sites, which groups were active, which industries were affected, how this compares in the DACH region, which vulnerabilities were newly classified as actively exploited and which cyberattacks were publicly reported. There is also a classification in English and concrete recommendations for action for SMEs.

The reports are aimed at management, administrative boards, IT managers and security officers who need a fact-based assessment of the situation for risk meetings, budget decisions or internal communication without having to evaluate sources themselves. Each report can be saved as a PDF with one click.

How the reports are made

Fully automatic from public sources (ransomware.live, CISA KEV, Cloudflare Radar). The classification is rule-based instead of AI-generated: Every statement can be traced directly back to the numbers shown. What the sources do not see, such as paid ransoms or unreported incidents, is also missing from the report.

FAQ

Answers on the Threat Reports.

What does a report contain?
Key figures for ransomware mentions with a comparison to the previous period, most active groups, affected industries, DACH comparison, newly actively exploited vulnerabilities (CISA KEV) with manufacturers, publicly reported cyber attacks, a classification and four recommendations for action.
Can I share the report internally?
Yes. Using “Save as PDF” creates a printable document with a reference to the source. Sharing within the company and in committees is expressly desired; a reference to the source “n'guard Threat Report” is sufficient.
Why no AI analysis?
Because situation reports trigger decisions in boards and committees. Every statement in the report is derived by rules from the figures shown and can therefore be verified. n'guard’s specialists are on hand to put it in context for your company.
How current are the reports?
The data is re-aggregated every three hours. The current month cannot be selected as a report because leak site mentions are often discovered with a delay and the numbers would otherwise be too low.
From the situation report to your own situation

What does this mean specifically for your company?

n'guard translates the situation into an assessment of your own exposure: free Dark Web & Exposure Check, penetration test or ongoing monitoring in Managed SOC.

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