Studies, Articles, and Data
We collect cybercrime data and monitor cybercriminal use of Internet resources on a daily basis.
Our annual cybercrime reports and related studies can be found on our Insights page.
We publish cybercrime data and informational blog posts several times a week on our Substack and quarterly statistics at the Cybercrime Information Center.
Cybercrime Information Center
We established the Cybercrime Information Center to serve as a repository for studies, measurements, data sets, statistics, and analyses of global security threats involving the Internet’s unique identifier systems.
The project identifies and exposes domain name system (DNS) and Internet addressing systems abuse and the contexts in which it occurs. The Center's data repository allows cyber investigators, policy makers, and researchers to:
discover where criminals obtain the resources they need to pursue their attacks;
identify and observe concentrations of criminal activity;
measure, quantify, and rank service providers (ISPs, web, DNS, mail and cloud hosting providers) and;
observe and analyze criminal behavior over time, and
identify and codify indicators that lead to the discovery of new abusive domains.
Methodology
Our reports and studies are based on publicly and commercially available data. We openly document and share our methodology, allowing the broader research community to examine, learn from, and independently validate our work.
Sponsorship
We’re a consulting firm, but we also invest our time and resources in public research projects we believe are worth doing. Funded through pooled sponsorships and in-kind contributions, they give us the chance to generate useful data and insights that inform decision-making and help build a safer and better Internet for all of us.
We gratefully acknowledge the organizations that contribute threat intelligence data, financial support, or in-kind assistance to the data collection and reporting activities of the Cybercrime Information Center and our related cybercrime studies.
Interisle is committed to independent data analysis and research. All methods, analysis, findings, and conclusions published on the CIC and in related Interisle studies reflect our independent analysis and judgment.
We invite you to help contribute to this important work. Contact us through one of our experts or at info@interisle.net for sponsorship information.
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