ESET, a prominent name in cybersecurity, has expanded its Threat Intelligence portfolio with the introduction of eCrime Reports. This new strategic tool addresses the rising demand for high-quality cyber threat intelligence amid the increasing complexity of ransomware and infostealers. The eCrime Reports offer businesses detailed insights into real-world cyber incidents, providing visibility into affiliate-level attacks, comprehensive attack-chain timelines, and regional telemetry data.
Roman Kováč, Chief Research Officer at ESET, highlighted that the eCrime Reports are designed to provide law enforcement, IT, and security teams with actionable insights that go beyond basic threat identification. With a focus on ransomware and infostealers, these reports are aimed at enhancing organizations’ cybersecurity measures by offering guidance on anticipating attacks and fortifying defenses. The reports are available in two tiers: the ESET Threat Intelligence eCrime Reports and the Advanced version, each leveraging proprietary data and global telemetry to offer unique insights into cyber threats.
These curated reports provide a comprehensive overview of recent cyber activities, including targeting patterns, attack progressions, and lessons learned. They are enriched with technical analyses of threat actors and campaigns, complete with detailed attack chain evaluations. ESET also offers a Monthly Digest, summarizing key trends and incidents to aid leadership in setting priorities and assessing risks. The eCrime Feed, a continuously updated stream of curated indicators of compromise (IoCs), focuses on ransomware gangs and infostealer campaigns.
The Advanced tier includes the ESET AI Advisor, a generative AI module that helps security analysts interpret incidents rapidly, and direct access to a MISP server for enriched defenses and streamlined workflows. These enhancements are part of ESET’s commitment to providing strategic insights and robust defense solutions for high-stakes environments. ESET’s Threat Intelligence portfolio includes Premium APT Reports that delve into global advanced persistent threats, offering geopolitical context and insights into espionage activities.
As ESET gears up for the RSAC 2026 cybersecurity tradeshow, the company invites visitors to its booth for live demonstrations and discussions with threat experts. ESET remains dedicated to advancing cybersecurity through a blend of AI and human expertise, offering solutions that are both powerful and user-friendly. For further information on ESET Threat Intelligence, interested parties can visit the company’s website.