Forescout

The risk from quantum computing decryption isn’t evenly distributed, and it isn’t a distant problem. It’s concentrated in specific algorithms, specific communications, and specific data paths. Attackers are already targeting them. Forescout helps you identify which encrypted traffic is most likely to be harvested today, understand how exposed it is, and reduce that exposure before quantum decryption is viable.

Your security team is drowning in alerts from siloed tools while your attack surface grows daily. Cloud migrations, remote work, IoT deployments, and shadow IT create blind spots faster than traditional security assessments can find them. Forescout shifts you from reactive firefighting to proactive risk management. Get continuous visibility into what’s actually exposed across every connected asset—managed or not, physical or virtual.

Attacks against OT are increasing Iranian groups form a threat continuum focused on OT/ICS targets Modbus is the most targeted OT protocol 57% of honeypot interactions Up from 40% in 2024 Zero-day exploitation grew 46% Published vulnerabilities rose 15% 45% of these had high or critical CVSS scores CISA KEV additions grew by 80% Over 20% of newly exploited vulnerabilities target network infrastructure 137 threat actors had activity updates Highest # of threat actors: China, Russia, and Iran...

We look forward to seeing you at the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit in National Harbor, MD. We’ll be there talking about the Forescout 4D Platform™ – a comprehensive solution that continuously identifies, protects, and ensures the compliance of all managed and unmanaged cyber assets – IT, IoT, IoMT and OT – without business disruption. Stop by to chat with our subject matter experts or watch a demo to see how you can defend your network with Forescout.

We examine nearly 800 hacktivist attacks from 2024 by four major and very active groups. Critical infrastructure remains a prime target — with government and military systems at the top. Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks on websites are the primary attack method. Over a fifth of attacks target transportation and logistics industries. Financial services, telecommunications, energy, and manufacturing are in the top six of targeted industries.

Forescout Delivers Strong 2024 Performance New recurring bookings up 20%, 48 $1M+ deals, strong growth in EMEA, Latam, and US DoD San Jose, Calif. – April 22, 2025, – Forescout Technologies Inc., a global cybersecurity leader, today announced the company’s strong 2024 performance with solid top- and bottom-line growth including a 20% increase in new recurring bookings, 48 deals with a value of over $1 million, and exceptional growth in EMEA and Latin America.

Discover, Assess, Respond, and Govern Managed, Unmanaged, and Agentless Devices with the Forescout 4D Platform™ New “Riskiest Connected Devices 2025” Report Finds Retail Industry Has Highest Average Device Risk Followed by Financial Services, Government, Healthcare, Manufacturing San Jose, Calif, April 9, 2025 — Forescout, a global cybersecurity leader, today announced the availability of the new Forescout eyeScope® cloud visibility and monitoring solution, expanding the Forescout 4D...

As the cyber threat landscape continues to evolve, so do the devices that serve as entry points for attackers. In the latest edition of the Forescout Research – Vedere Labs report, we reveal key insights from our analysis of millions of devices in Forescout’s Device Cloud. This year’s findings highlight a significant shift in the risk profile of organizational networks, with network equipment—especially routers—overtaking endpoints as the riskiest category of IT devices.

This year, a dozen brand-new asset types have made the list. It is the single largest year-over-year change observed in the report’s history. We analyzed industry, country, and device data taken directly from Forescout’s Device Cloud — one of the largest global repositories of IT, OT, IoT, and IoMT data in existence. YoY increase in risk for top 10 countries Operating system versions Get a Deeper Understanding of Today’s Device Risk Keeping up with all the risk lurking in your network isn’t easy.

Renewable energy sources, including solar power systems, are rapidly becoming essential elements of power grids throughout the world — especially in the US and Europe. However, cybersecurity for these systems is often an afterthought, creating a growing risk to grid security, stability, and availability. In our new SUN:DOWN research, we analyzed different implementations of these systems. Our findings show an insecure ecosystem — with dangerous energy and national security implications.