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Secarma Threat Intelligence Report | September 2026

Cybersecurity changes quickly, but understanding what matters shouldn’t be complicated.

The Secarma Threat Intelligence Report is our monthly review of the cyber threats, emerging trends and security developments organisations should be paying attention to. Each edition brings together trusted government, industry and technical intelligence, alongside Secarma’s own analysis, to explain what matters, why it matters and what organisations can do next.

In this month’s report, you’ll discover:

  • The threat activity and initial access methods observed throughout August
  • The sectors most frequently affected
  • Why actively exploited vulnerabilities remain such an important route into organisations
  • How identity attacks are moving beyond passwords and email
  • Why AI is becoming both an attack tool and an attack surface
  • How suppliers, software dependencies and trusted access can create wider business risk
  • Practical recommendations to help strengthen cyber resilience

This month’s findings reinforce one clear message: trust is becoming part of the attack surface.

Organisations rely on people, suppliers, platforms, accounts and technology every day. The challenge is understanding where that trust creates access, how much access is really needed and whether the business would recognise if that trust was being misused.

Download the September 2026 Threat Intelligence Report to explore the latest insights, trends and practical recommendations from the Secarma team.

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