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Fragmentation Defined 2025's Threat Landscape. Here's What It Means for 2026

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Fragmentation Defined 2025's Threat Landscape. Here's What It Means for 2026
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Uncertainty has become the operating environment for business. And this year, fragmentation is driving it.
The global threat landscape didn't simplify in 2025; it shattered. Geopolitical alliances strained. Criminal enterprises splintered under law enforcement pressure, then regrouped into smaller, faster, and harder-to-track operations. State-sponsored cyber actors shifted from dramatic disruptions to quiet pre-positioning, embedding themselves in networks and waiting. Hacktivist groups

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