Welcome to SOCRadar’s 2025 NATO Threat Landscape Report!
Explore the cyber threats shaping the security landscape of NATO and its member states with SOCRadar’s 2025 NATO Threat Landscape Report. This comprehensive analysis uncovers critical attack trends, targeted sectors, and evolving cyber threats—delivering actionable insights to help organizations strengthen their cybersecurity posture.
Key Insights from NATO’s Cyber Threat Landscape
- Dark Web Exposure: The United States accounts for 42.84% of dark web threats, with finance, public administration, and information sectors being the primary targets. European NATO members, including the UK, France, and Spain, also face significant dark web threats.
- Ransomware Surge: NATO countries continue to be prime targets for ransomware attacks, with 69.01% of incidents affecting the U.S. Critical sectors like information, transportation, and finance remain the most vulnerable.
- Stealer Log Compromise: Credential theft is a growing concern, particularly in France (29.16%), Slovenia (10.62%), Italy (9.27%), and Spain (6.70%). NATO nations must enhance access control and implement multi-factor authentication (MFA).
- Phishing Sophistication: 73% of phishing sites now leverage HTTPS, making them harder to detect. The finance and information sectors remain the primary targets, with well-known brands like Steam and Facebook frequently used in phishing campaigns.
- Emerging Threat Actors: While large ransomware groups like RansomHub and Akira continue their operations, 77.48% of attacks now originate from smaller or emerging cybercrime groups, adding complexity to the threat landscape.
Why This Report Matters
The evolving cyber threat landscape demands proactive security measures and intelligence-driven defense strategies. NATO countries face increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, with attacks targeting critical infrastructure, financial institutions, and government agencies.
SOCRadar’s report equips organizations with:
- Early warnings about cyber threats targeting NATO countries.
- Detailed intelligence on ransomware, phishing, and data breaches.
- Insights into dark web activities affecting NATO entities.
Take Action Now
Stay ahead of cyber threats with SOCRadar’s industry-leading Threat Intelligence solutions:
- Dark Web Monitoring: Identify stolen credentials and sensitive data leaks before they are exploited.
- Ransomware Intelligence: Gain real-time insights into ransomware operations and attack trends.
- Phishing Detection & Response: Protect against credential theft with advanced phishing detection tools.
Download the full report now to gain strategic insights and safeguard your organization’s digital assets.
Welcome to SOCRadar’s 2025 NATO Threat Landscape Report!
Explore the cyber threats shaping the security landscape of NATO and its member states with SOCRadar’s 2025 NATO Threat Landscape Report. This comprehensive analysis uncovers critical attack trends, targeted sectors, and evolving cyber threats—delivering actionable insights to help organizations strengthen their cybersecurity posture.
Key Insights from NATO’s Cyber Threat Landscape
- Dark Web Exposure: The United States accounts for 42.84% of dark web threats, with finance, public administration, and information sectors being the primary targets. European NATO members, including the UK, France, and Spain, also face significant dark web threats.
- Ransomware Surge: NATO countries continue to be prime targets for ransomware attacks, with 69.01% of incidents affecting the U.S. Critical sectors like information, transportation, and finance remain the most vulnerable.
- Stealer Log Compromise: Credential theft is a growing concern, particularly in France (29.16%), Slovenia (10.62%), Italy (9.27%), and Spain (6.70%). NATO nations must enhance access control and implement multi-factor authentication (MFA).
- Phishing Sophistication: 73% of phishing sites now leverage HTTPS, making them harder to detect. The finance and information sectors remain the primary targets, with well-known brands like Steam and Facebook frequently used in phishing campaigns.
- Emerging Threat Actors: While large ransomware groups like RansomHub and Akira continue their operations, 77.48% of attacks now originate from smaller or emerging cybercrime groups, adding complexity to the threat landscape.
Why This Report Matters
The evolving cyber threat landscape demands proactive security measures and intelligence-driven defense strategies. NATO countries face increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, with attacks targeting critical infrastructure, financial institutions, and government agencies.
SOCRadar’s report equips organizations with:
- Early warnings about cyber threats targeting NATO countries.
- Detailed intelligence on ransomware, phishing, and data breaches.
- Insights into dark web activities affecting NATO entities.
Take Action Now
Stay ahead of cyber threats with SOCRadar’s industry-leading Threat Intelligence solutions:
- Dark Web Monitoring: Identify stolen credentials and sensitive data leaks before they are exploited.
- Ransomware Intelligence: Gain real-time insights into ransomware operations and attack trends.
- Phishing Detection & Response: Protect against credential theft with advanced phishing detection tools.
Download the full report now to gain strategic insights and safeguard your organization’s digital assets.
