The 2023 Securonix Threat Report provides a 12-month retrospective of global threat activity based on Securonix Autonomous Threat Sweeper analysis of indicators of compromise and attacker techniques. It finds a significant rise in threat volume, with phishing increasing 62 percent year over year and remaining the dominant initial access vector, increasingly abusing trusted corporate tools such as Microsoft OneNote. Threats identified in the wild grew by an average of 32 percent per month, while threats detected inside environments increased 25 percent. Prominent activity included LockBit 3.0 ransomware, advanced malware such as Raspberry Robin and ChromeLoader, vacation-related phishing campaigns, and exploitation of zero-day vulnerabilities like MOVEit Transfer. The report emphasizes fast

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