Stratfor Threat Lens

The incident highlight hacktivists' growing use of ransomware and encryption, a trend that will likely emerge in Western countries.

A survey of major threats in 2022, identified by analysts at RANE Worldview and Threat Lens.

The Mexican president's unwillingness to adjust course will ensure that insecurity remains pervasive.

Despite pandemic-related changes in the last 18 months, the strategic forces behind cartel violence in Mexico have changed very little since 2020.

The Colonial Pipeline cyberattack marks the largest cyberattack against the U.S. energy sector, and will pressure the Biden administration to take a more expansive view on cybersecurity defenses.

Whether authorities will be empowered to prevent passengers from entering or leaving Hong Kong remains unclear, provoking fears from dissidents and foreign residents.

The arrest of Evaristo Cruz Sanchez, aka "El Vaquero," could increase violence in northeastern Mexico as other cartels capitalize on the opportunity to seize turf.

As protests around the United States have expanded and evolved over the course of the last two weeks, we have covered the tactical developments for our Threat Lens clients.

The Iran-backed militant group’s COVID-19 relief efforts could pay dividends for its own political future at the expense of Lebanon's stability.

The Catalan independence movement is quiet for now, but likely to exploit the pandemic in the long run.