A recent spate of high-profile security incidents has raised concerns about the evolving threat landscape. The FBI has been hacked, highlighting the increasing sophistication of cyber attacks. Meanwhile, a US security professional was killed in the Iran war, underscoring the human cost of conflict. In another incident, hijacked cameras were used in a strike against Iran's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, demonstrating the potential for compromised IoT devices to be used in physical attacks. Other notable breaches include vulnerabilities in Avira antivirus software and a data breach at Transport for London, which affected 10 million people1. These incidents collectively point to a shifting landscape of threats, where both nation-state and non-state actors are leveraging new tactics and technologies to achieve their goals. The breach of the FBI, in particular, signals a potentially significant shift in attack methods, and may have downstream effects on regulatory frameworks and supply-chain security.