ESET has unveiled eCrime Reports, an innovative addition to its Threat Intelligence portfolio aimed at addressing the escalating challenges posed by ransomware and infostealers. As businesses grapple with the growing complexity of these cyber threats, ESET’s eCrime Reports provide detailed insights into how cyber incidents unfold, offering affiliate-level attack visibility and comprehensive attack-chain timelines. This new offering is designed to empower companies with actionable data, enabling them to predict attacks and fortify their defenses more effectively.
Roman Kováč, ESET’s Chief Research Officer, highlighted the significance of these reports, emphasizing their blend of technical depth and functional defense guidance. “For over 30 years, ESET has been at the forefront of protecting entities from advanced cybersecurity threats,” said Kováč. The eCrime Reports, he noted, are crafted to assist law enforcement and security teams in not just understanding threats, but also in proactively closing security gaps and enhancing their cybersecurity postures, especially concerning ransomware and infostealers.
The reports are available in two tiers: the standard ESET Threat Intelligence eCrime Reports and the more comprehensive ESET Threat Intelligence eCrime Reports Advanced. Both tiers are developed from proprietary data and provide unique insights into real-world intrusions worldwide. By analyzing tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), these reports reveal hidden activity clusters, aiding strategic decision-making in combating eCrime. Additionally, they can be augmented with ESET’s proprietary intelligence feeds covering various cyber threats, including phishing URLs and malicious email attachments.
Kováč stressed the importance of quality in threat intelligence data, pointing out that ESET’s curated services help clients reduce the maintenance and manpower needed for processing threat feeds. This efficiency allows organizations to swiftly identify and prioritize emerging risks, thus enhancing their incident response capabilities and overall cybersecurity posture. The reports include detailed technical analyses, monthly digests of ransomware and infostealer activities, and an eCrime Feed that provides a continuously updated stream of curated indicators of compromise (IoCs).
The launch of eCrime Reports precedes the upcoming RSAC 2026, where ESET will showcase these advancements. Attendees can visit ESET’s booth for demonstrations and discussions with their threat experts. More information about ESET Threat Intelligence and other cybersecurity solutions can be found on ESET’s website. ESET remains dedicated to pioneering cybersecurity solutions, combining AI and human expertise to safeguard businesses and individuals against the ever-evolving landscape of global cyber threats.