Iran's Cyber Warfare Playbook: What Defenders Need to Know Right Now
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Iran's Cyber Warfare Playbook: What Defenders Need to Know Right Now
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Iran has always been active in cyberspace — but with U.S. and Israeli kinetic operations underway in March 2026, they're under pressure to make an impact, and cyber is where they can fight asymmetrically. Dan Mellinger and Symantec threat intelligence veteran Dick O'Brien break down what defenders are actually seeing right now: active intrusions on 5–6 organizations in the U.S. and Canada, the recent Stryker attack that weaponized Microsoft Intune instead of malware, and why Iranian operators are rapidly absorbing Russian cloud-attack tradecraft. Plus: why Iran is effectively the #2 most prevalent nation-state adversary, the surprisingly effective social engineering campaigns they're running, the little-known Iranian origins of modern ransomware, and the practical steps every U.S.-facing organization should take this week.
More analysis at security.com.