Get a comprehensive view of today’s threat landscape — and a deeper understanding of the biggest cyber risks facing organizations today — with new insights from the Nokia Threat Intelligence Lab. The annual Nokia Threat Intelligence Report takes a look at the past year’s threat activity, including malware infections on mobile and fixed networks, based on data from hundreds of millions of endpoints and Internet of Things (IoT) devices protected by Nokia’s NetGuard Endpoint Security solution. In this webinar, lead security researcher Paul Edwards will cover the highlights of the report and drill down into key threat trends, including: The impact of COVID-19 on malware infection rates The massive surge in IoT-related infections — a 100% increase over last year The top malware seen so far in 2020

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Insights and Facts 2020

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Created to:
1. Provide mobile coverage (Windows, Android, iOS)
2. Provide coverage for IoT devices and associated Attacks
3. Test detection rules against real malware
4. Ensure high quality detection rules
5. Eliminate false positives
Nokia Threat Intelligence Center

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Report published annually by Nokia Threat Intelligence Center
• Data harvested from Threat Intelligence Lab’s extensive malware and traffic library
• Data aggregated from mobile networks covering over 200M devices around the world
• Sensors embedded in carriers' networks look for:
• Malware C2 traffic
• Exploit attempts
• DDoS attacks
• Scanning activity
• Hacking activity
Nokia Threat Intelligence Center

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Cyber and IoT
33% of all infections in mobile networks (+100%)
Cyber and Smartphones
27% of all infected devices run on Android OS
Cyber Top Malware
Top with 50% are mobile spyware/ info stealer
Cyber and COVID-19
Two times more infections in fixed networks
during pandemic time
Report summary facts

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Cyber and IoT
IoT devices are now responsible for
33% of the overall infections in
mobile networks.
Read what security leaders need to
know about the risks posed by
unmanaged IoT devices
+100%
IoT devices have 100% more infections in
mobile networks compared to 2019
Summary
33%
IoT
devices
See the report

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Infected device breakdown
2019 2020

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Cyber and
smartphone
Android devices were responsible
for 26% amongst Windows/PCs,
IoT devices and iPhones.
Read why cyber criminals shifting
their interest in device attacks.
Summary
26% of all
infected
devices run on
Android OS
See the report

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Summary
Cyber top malware
One top malware class is
responsible for 50% of infections
on Android devices
Read what digital transformation
leaders need to know about
appearance and widespread
proliferation of TOP malware.
50% are
mobile
spyware,
infostealers
and
banking-
trojans
See the report

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27 million Android malware samples, which
represents a 17.4% year-over-year increase.
Breakdown by Android Malware class

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Most prolific malware by type
2019 2020

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Two times more
infections in fixed
networks during
pandemic time.
Summary
Cyber and COVID-19
• Cybercriminals using the COVID-19
pandemic to steal personal data through
a variety of types of malware.
• Read about cyber criminals' tactics and
how to step up your own cyber
protection practices.
See the report

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Monthly residential and mobile infection rates
MobileResidential
COVID lockdowns in 2020

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5G network slicing threats
New user scenarios always introduce new security challenges, so it is important to review some of the scenarios that
are going to benefit from 5G capabilities and are expected to experience widespread acceptance.
IoT
5G networks are promising not only
increased data rates but also low-latency
data communication for time sensitive
IoT applications.
M2M
Ubiquitous connectivity and guaranteed QoS in
5G will allow development of machine-to-machine
networks.
Real-time applications
From critical infrastructure
to autonomous vehicles
5G user scenarios evolving

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Industrial IoT Attack Surface
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Network and cloud infrastructure
Network functions
Network slices and services
Orchestration and management
Protect /
prevent
Detect &
respond
Predict
Massively scalable controls at the edge Adaptable AI/ML based security
Integrated and automated AI/ML based security solutions building trust into 5G
Both are essential for automation and adaptation, enabling efficient end-to-end security
Layered defence-in-depth
A new approach to manage the risk

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Cognitive
detection
Security orchestration
and automation
Certificate
management
Identity and access
management
Audit compliance
management
Threat
intelligence
5G IoT services require a new security approach

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Solution to optimize and automate 5G security operations
NetGuard Adaptive Security Operations

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• Helps shrink detection time by 80%,
• Cut investigation time by 50%
• Accelerate recovery time by 75%
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Netguard Security solution for Industrial IoT