ESET, the global leader in cybersecurity, today announced eCrime Reports, a new strategic product in the ESET Threat Intelligence portfolio. As organizations face increasing challenges due to the proliferation and sophistication of malware, such as ransomware and infostealers, the demand for high-quality, curated Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) has increased significantly.
With ESET eCrime Reports, organizations gain access to data that captures the evolution of real incidents. This includes partner-level attack visibility, complete timelines, tools used at each stage of the attack chain, and telemetry for specific geographic regions.
“For over 30 years, ESET has been helping governments, distribution companies and businesses stay protected from advanced cybersecurity threats,” said Roman Kováč, ESET Research Director. “eCrime Reports combine technical depth with practical defense guidance, based on feedback from ESET researchers around the world. This way, law enforcement, IT and security teams don’t just understand threats, they gain the necessary information to predict attacks, identify gaps and proactively strengthen their defenses. With a focus on ransomware and information-stealing programs, eCrime Reports help organizations strengthen their overall cybersecurity posture, especially in high-risk environments.”
The new product is available in two tiers: ESET Threat Intelligence eCrime Reports and ESET Threat Intelligence eCrime Reports Advanced. These curated reports are based on proprietary data and telemetry, providing unique insights from real-world attacks taking place around the world.
By monitoring tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs), ESET eCrime Reports uncover hidden activities, facilitating and empowering strategic decision-making related to cybercrime. In addition to monitoring Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS) and RaaS Dedicated Leak Sites (DLS), eCrime Reports can be enriched with ESET’s proprietary intelligence feeds, such as Android Infostealers, malicious email attachments, ransomware, cryptoscams, phishing URLs, scam URLs, smishing and other threats.
“The quality of threat intelligence data is crucial,” said Kováč.
“ESET Threat Intelligence customers can reduce the operational and human resource requirements associated with processing information flows, overcoming the data overload that often accompanies competitive solutions. Instead of trying to manage huge, uncurated external data sets, ESET services enable organizations to quickly identify and prioritize emerging business risks and previously unknown threats. This gives them more time to accelerate incident response, organize effective defenses, and adopt a proactive approach to cybersecurity.”
What do the reports include?
Summary of activities
A concise overview of recent ransomware and infostealer campaigns, presented in the form of strategic intelligence. It includes targeting patterns, attack evolution, key lessons learned, indicators of compromise (IoC), as well as practical guidance for improving resilience.
Technical analysis
Detailed reports that focus on specific threat actors, campaigns, and related incidents. Provides a detailed description of the entire attack chain, from initial access to data theft. Technical analysis covers attacker tactics, tools used, infrastructure mapping, MITRE ATT&CK® framework alignment, and related IoCs.
Monthly summary
A concise report, designed for executives, that presents current ransomware and infostealer activity. It highlights key trends, significant incidents, and emerging threats, helping leadership prioritize and assess risk.
eCrime Feed
A constantly updated feed of selected IoCs, with a focus on ransomware groups, their partners, and infostealer campaigns. Available in standardized STIX/TAXII format for easy integration into security systems.
ESET AI Advisor (Advanced version only)
ESET AI Advisor enables security analysts and decision makers to quickly understand incidents and respond effectively to threats. Based on more than 20 years of experience in artificial intelligence and machine learning, this genetic model integrates seamlessly into the daily operations of security teams.
Access to MISP server (Advanced version only)
Provides instant integration with selected threat intelligence. Automatic IoC import strengthens defenses, simplifies workflows, improves detection capabilities, and effectively supports incident response processes.
ESET’s eCrime reports are part of the ESET Threat Intelligence portfolio, which includes three tiers. Two of these are Premium APT reports, which offer in-depth analysis of APT groups, including groups affiliated with states such as Russia, China, Iran and North Korea.
Backed by global threat intelligence experts, these reports uncover espionage activities, vulnerability exploitation and zero-day attacks, and have been expanded to include geopolitical context. ESET also offers 18 proprietary intelligence streams and two stream subcategories, covering Android threats, IoCs, botnets, phishing URLs and other threat categories.
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