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54% of IT and security decision-makers fail to request technical documentation to validate security claims.
7/17/2025•
HardwareFirmwarePrinters
Only 35% of IT and security decision-makers are able to identify vulnerable printers based on newly published hardware or firmware vulnerabilities.
7/17/2025•
HardwareFirmwarePrinters
60% of IT and security decision-makers warn that a lack of collaboration between procurement, IT, and security puts their organization at risk.
7/17/2025•
HardwareFirmwarePrinters
1-in-4 (25%) of IT and security decision-makers believe it’s necessary to physically destroy printer storage drives.
7/17/2025•
HardwareFirmwarePrinters
42% of IT and security decision-makers fail to involve IT/security teams in vendor presentations.
7/17/2025•
HardwareFirmwarePrinters
On average, IT and security decision-makers report having approximately 80 printers that are redundant or are in the process of being decommissioned within their organizations.
7/17/2025•
HardwareFirmwarePrinters
More than half (53%) of threats targeting endpoints were delivered by email in Q4 2024
3/18/2025•
EmailThreat VectorEndpoints
Malicious PDF documents were the third most popular threat file type isolated by HP Sure Click in Q4 2024
3/18/2025•
PDFThreat File TypeQ4 2024
In Q4 2024, archives were the second most popular malware delivery file type with 32% of threats
3/18/2025•
ArchivesMalware DeliveryQ4 2024
11% of email threats evaded gateway security in Q4 2024
3/18/2025•
Email ThreatsGateway EvasionQ4 2024
The popularity of executables and scripts as a malware delivery type saw a 3% point rise over Q3 2024
3/18/2025•
ExecutablesScriptsMalware Delivery
In Q4 2024, HP threat researchers saw a growth in social engineering campaigns that rely on fake CAPTCHA challenges to infect users with malware
3/18/2025•
Social EngineeringFake CAPTCHAQ4 2024
Threats delivered in PDF documents accounted for 10% in Q4 2024
3/18/2025•
PDFThreat File TypeQ4 2024
In Q4 2024, executables and scripts retained first place as the most popular malware delivery type with 43% of threats caught by HP Sure Click
3/18/2025•
ExecutablesScriptsMalware Delivery
8% of threats relied on documents such as Microsoft Word formats (e.g. DOC, DOCX) in Q4 2024
3/18/2025•
Word DocumentsThreat File TypeQ4 2024
Malicious spreadsheets (e.g. XLS, XLSX) totalled 3% of threats in Q4 2024
3/18/2025•
SpreadsheetsThreat File TypeQ4 2024
10% of threats were PDF files in Q4 2024
3/18/2025•
PDFThreat File TypeQ4 2024
Malicious spreadsheets (e.g. XLS, XLSX) totaled 7% of threats detected in Q3 2024.
1/1/2025•
Spreadsheets
Web browser downloads were the second most common malware delivery method to endpoints, responsible for 28% of threats in Q3 2024. This is a 10% increase compared to Q2 2024.
1/1/2025•
Web browserMalwareEndpoints
Archive files were the second most popular file type for malware delivery in Q3 2024, accounting for 34% of threats. The top five archive file formats used were ZIP, RAR, LZH, 7Z, and GZ3.
1/1/2025•
MalwareArchive files
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