The cyber threat landscape is evolving, with Europol's IOCTA 2024 report highlighting significant changes following law enforcement actions against ransomware groups and cybercriminal forums. Ransomware attacks are increasingly targeting small and medium-sized businesses, while cybercriminals are adapting their tactics, including the growing popularity of altcoins and double extortion models. Cyber risk has been identified as the leading threat to the insurance industry, prompting calls for enhanced proactive risk management to support businesses vulnerable to attacks, with an emphasis on compliance with regulations like GDPR. Additionally, Australian officials are advocating for technology providers to improve cybersecurity education amidst rising threats, particularly from state-sponsored cyber espionage. In the U.S., Colorado has been identified as the state most at risk of cyberattacks, reflecting a troubling rise in cybercrime costs projected to reach $13.82 trillion globally by 2028. Experts recommend shifting from a prevention mindset to a resilience-focused approach, preparing for potential breaches while maintaining robust defenses.