
Threat Intelligence Snapshot: Week 8, 2025
Chinese state-sponsored Salt Typhoon exploits Cisco router vulnerabilitieS | US signals efforts toward normalizing relations with Russia
Chinese state-sponsored Salt Typhoon exploits Cisco router vulnerabilitieS | US signals efforts toward normalizing relations with Russia
Chinese state-sponsored Salt Typhoon exploits Cisco router vulnerabilities | Eurosystem updates the TIBER-EU framework to align with DORA
Mirai-based botnet exploits zero-day, Ivanti Secure Connect zero-days are actively exploited in the wild | US imposes sanctions on a
Malware designed to terminate Siemens engineering processes, Mirai targets Juniper SSR devices | Italy’s Data Protection Authority fines OpenAI for
Russian state-sponsored Earth Koshchei targets high-profile EU Orgs, Lazarus Group evolves its infection chain | ECB Calls for Stronger Bank
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Chinese state-sponsored Salt Typhoon exploits Cisco router vulnerabilitieS | US signals efforts toward normalizing relations with Russia
Chinese state-sponsored Salt Typhoon exploits Cisco router vulnerabilities | Eurosystem updates the TIBER-EU framework to align with DORA
The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) came into force on 17 January 2025, imposing new compliance challenges on financial entities, including stricter ICT risk management, third-party dependency oversight, and mandatory incident reporting. In this post, QuoIntelligence offers a detailed breakdown of DORA’s scope, regulatory requirements, enforcement mechanisms, and key deadlines, guiding financial institutions and ICT providers through their obligations.
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