Corvus by Travelers

Despite 80 ransomware groups being active in Q3, only five were behind 45% of all posted victims. Discover how repeatable strategies led to a greater cyber impact in the Q3 ’25 Travelers Cyber Threat Report. https://travl.rs/48VO0bw

Q3 saw a wave of attacks exploiting known virtual private network (VPN) weaknesses, not new vulnerabilities. The Q3 ’25 Travelers Cyber Threat Report highlights why brokers should help guide clients to use stronger authentication and cyber best practices. https://travl.rs/48VO0bw

The use of Artificial Intelligence in the workplace expanded in Q3, increasing exposure tied to data access and automated actions. The Q3 ’25 Travelers Cyber Threat Report outlines how these tools influence cyber risk and best practices to help minimize potential vulnerabilities. https://travl.rs/48VO0bw

Ransomware activity reached 1,658 posted victims in Q3, the second-highest quarter since 2021. A coordinated campaign targeting known virtual private network (VPN) weaknesses played a major role. Get the full picture in the Q3 ’25 Travelers Cyber Threat Report. https://travl.rs/48VO0bw

60% of businesses hit by a cyberattack reported being targeted more than once. The Travelers Risk Index shows why repeat cyber incidents are on the rise—and what it means for your clients. https://travl.rs/3W0YrEy

For the manufacturing, construction and banking industries, the greatest cyber concern isn’t ransomware—it’s unauthorized access to financial accounts. The Travelers Risk Index highlights sector-specific concerns shaping today’s threat landscape. https://travl.rs/4obC8I4