01HIGH
Identity session theft
Adversary-in-the-middle phishing can steal an authenticated session even after a correct MFA prompt.
What to do: Prioritize passkeys or FIDO2 for administrators, finance, and executives.
Arizona threat intelligence
Know what matters. Act on what changes risk.
AEGITz translates verified public threat data into practical priorities for Arizona organizations. This is defensive intelligence—not a visitor-domain scanner and not a wall of fear.
What threats should Arizona businesses prioritize?
Arizona organizations should prioritize identity and session theft, payment-change fraud, ransomware recovery readiness, exposed internet systems with known-exploited vulnerabilities, and third-party access. The useful question is not which threat sounds most dramatic; it is which current threat intersects a real business dependency and an untested control.
Refreshing verified intelligenceChecking CISA KEV and optional Shodan context
02HIGH
Payment-change fraud
Business email compromise and synthetic voice increase the risk of fraudulent banking or vendor-change requests.
What to do: Require callback verification using a previously known number.
03PRIORITY
Internet-facing known vulnerabilities
CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities should drive patching ahead of generic severity scores.
What to do: Compare internet-facing systems against the current KEV catalog.
Verified Arizona context · FBI IC3 2025
28,868complaints reportedReported losses
$630.7Msixth-highest state totalCrypto kiosk fraud
$14.5Madjusted Arizona lossesThese are reported complaint and loss totals, not AEGITz customer incidents. Sources: FBI IC3 2025 Annual Report and 2026 cryptocurrency kiosk state data.
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