Cyber threats continue to evolve rapidly, with attackers increasingly exploiting trusted access points rather than targeting traditional perimeter controls. This week’s cyber threat intelligence summary highlights how third-party relationships, software dependencies, and legitimate platforms are being used to enable initial access and persistence across environments.
The shift toward trust-based attack paths reflects a broader change in how cyber risk manifests. Organisations are facing growing exposure through interconnected systems, supply chains, and identity-driven access, where compromise can occur without triggering traditional security controls.
For further context on managing supply chain and third-party cyber risk, refer to guidance from the National Cyber Security Centre on strengthening supply chain security.
Download the full Weekly Cyber Threat Intelligence Summary – 30 March 2026
