Halcyon Ransomware 
Research Center

Ransomware has become an unchecked threat to our national security. Gaps across governments and industry allow ransomware groups to thrive among our disconnected defense. Halcyon is building the Ransomware Research Center because we believe that, working together, we can change this trajectory. Join us as we unite experts and defenders, drive public policy, and advance knowledge of today's ransomware threats.
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Play
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Akira
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Chaos
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Sinobi
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Warlock
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Play
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Lynx
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Qilin
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Desolator
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Unmasking the Threat
June 20, 2025
Research

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June 25, 2025
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Iranian Use of Cybercriminal Tactics in Destructive Cyber Attacks

Ransomware by the Numbers

2024
5,414
Claimed Victims Globally

Who Should Join?

Receive intelligence support, data sharing, and a more comprehensive understanding of the ransomware threat to specific sectors.

Co-develop research and close adversary gaps via shared insights and peer-validated intelligence.

Inform sound ransomware policy with grounded, data-driven options and direct collaboration with researchers.

Develop trust relationships, communicate gaps, and receive intelligence support to help counter ransomware threats.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Any organization committed to defending against ransomware—public or private—is welcome to join. We'll review and respond within 2 weeks.

We welcome strategic collaborations, joint research agreements, technical intelligence sharing, and policy co-development initiatives.

Some research findings will be more sensitive than others. The Center will share all research at the lowest sensitivity possible with communities, organizations, and clients, consistent with Traffic Light Protocol (TLP) 2.0 guidelines.

The best way for us to track incoming requests is through the form above. If you are exploring the possibility of joining, but need additional information, please simply note that in the form and we will get back with you shortly.

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