Description: A global threat in the context of cybersecurity refers to a type of attack or vulnerability that has the potential to affect multiple regions or countries simultaneously. These threats can manifest through malware, ransomware, denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, and other forms of cyberattacks that transcend geographical boundaries. The interconnected nature of modern technology, especially with the proliferation of the Internet and connected devices, has facilitated a single attack to have worldwide repercussions. Global threats are particularly concerning because they can compromise the security of critical infrastructures, such as financial systems, energy networks, and healthcare services, potentially resulting in significant economic losses and affecting the daily lives of millions. Detecting and mitigating these threats requires collaboration and the use of advanced cybersecurity and antivirus technologies, which allow for the identification of attack patterns and effective responses. In this context, cyber intelligence plays a crucial role by providing information on potential threats and helping organizations prepare and defend against imminent attacks.
