Allot Ltd. · NASDAQ:ALLT
Allot — Technical Presentation (2026)
24 slides from Allot's technical presentation, Oct 6, 2026
Slide 1: The SMB Threat Playbook
Cyber Threat Report Q3 2026 The SMB Threat Playbook. Told Through the Data Using Cyber Threat Intelligence to understand why small businesses become targets—and how Telcos can reduce their exposure.
Slide 2: Table of Contents
Cyber Threat Report Q3 2026 Table of Contents Introduction The Question We’re Asking Wrong 3 03 Reality Cyber Protection KPIs for SMBs 4 04 Opportunity What Makes an SMB Attractive? 6 06 Five Dimensions Access, Money, Routine, Trust, Action 8 09 Allot Solution Protection Without More Complexity 21 C
Slide 3: The Question We're Asking Wrong
The Question we’re Asking Wrong INTRODUCTION Why do cybercriminals target small businesses? The usual answers are familiar: limited security budgets, fewer IT resources, and less sophisticated protection. But those explanations focus on who the victim is, rather than what the attacker sees. Attacker
Slide 4: Exposure Builds Over Time
REALITY Exposure Builds Over Time Look at SMB cyber exposure over a single month, and the risk is already significant. But the real picture Share of SMBs encountering a live threat emerges over time. By observation window · 1, 3, and 6 months As the observation window expands from one to three and t
Slide 5: Exposure Is Only the Beginning
REALITY Exposure Is Only the Beginning Encountering a threat is one thing. What happens next reveals a more demanding reality. Attacks 393 For exposed SMBs, malicious activity is rarely an isolated event. Threats Intensity Attack attempts per exposed SMB Attackers don’t stop after one try. They pers
Slide 6: What Makes an SMB Attractive?
OPPORTUNITY What Makes an SMB Attractive? Attackers don’t choose SMBs at random. They look for opportunities created by the normal way businesses operate. Our threat intelligence reveals five dimensions that they consistently exploit. 01 02 03 04 05 ACCESS MONEY ROUTINE TRUST ACTION Accounts that un
Slide 7: Work no longer stops at the desk
SMB Survey Work no longer stops at the desk Share of SMBs using their mobile for day-to-day activities Business activity has moved to mobile. So has the opportunity for attackers. Email, payments, cloud applications, messaging, file sharing, and authentication increasingly occur on smartphones as na
Slide 8: The Language Behind the Threat
Our CTI approach The Language Behind the Threat FROM How human-readable threat domains help reveal what attackers Malicious domains we block reference, imitate, and ask users to do. Not every malicious domain is designed to make sense to a person. WE IDENTIFY • Some use random or machine-generated c
Slide 9: 01 Access: One account can open many doors
01 ACCESS 33% login-gooogle.com Of the blocked events in amazon.signin-access.com human-readable threats were related to an access- teams.ourlogin.co.uk related brand or keyword One account can open many doors outlook.offce365.com *Examples observed in threats blocked for SMB subscribers during Aug-
Slide 10: Access: Multiple platforms. The same objective.
01 ACCESS Blocked threats Multiple platforms. The same objective. From productivity suites to development and hosting platforms, attackers recreate the sign-in experiences employees use every day. Behind the different brands and services is a common objective: convince a legitimate user to hand over
Slide 11: A Real Login. A Fake Way In.
Case Study A Real Login. A Fake Way In. Modern phishing can capture more than a password, even when the employee uses MFA. 1. WHAT HAPPENS 2. WHAT THE EMPLOYEE SEES 3. WHAT THE ATTACKER GAINS 01 A convincing link — An employee clicks through to what looks like the normal Microsoft EMAILS authenticat
Slide 12: 02 Money: Attackers follow the flow of business value
02 Money 17% paypal-center.us barclaysbank-supportlive.web.app Of the human-readable threats reference a tokyo.trust-wallet.cc financial activity Attackers follow the flow of business value pay-invoice.cfd *Examples observed in threats blocked for SMB subscribers Money moves constantly through a sma
Slide 13: Money: Real Threats. Familiar financial moments.
Blocked threats Service Subscription Bank Login Payment Information Update 02 Money Get an Invoice Real Threats. Familiar financial moments. Pay Taxes Billing Information These are real examples of threats that the protection service stopped. They imitate everyday financial interactions, from paymen
Slide 14: 03 Routine: Attackers hide inside the working day
03 ROUTINE Over 60% package-delivery.com of blocked domains were best-markets.shop linked to an identifiable digital activity or market downloader-manager.com Attackers hide inside the attached-files.zip working day *Examples observed in threats blocked for SMB subscribers during Aug-26. Many cybera
Slide 15: Routine: Threats blend into the working day
03 ROUTINE Blocked threats Join a meeting Access a document Tracking delivery Threats blend into the working day Learn a new skill Recruit employees Access shared code A delivery to track. A call to join. A document to download. A business platform to access. These are ordinary digital tasks employe
Slide 16: Trust: Familiarity lowers the barrier
04 TRUST 1 in 3 update-macos.com myappsmicrosoft.com market-linked threats uses a recognizable brand to generate trust whatsappweb.org.in Familiarity lowers the barrier coinbaseinvestors.ai *Access-related threats blocked for SMB subscribers Successful deception rarely starts from zero. during Aug-2
Slide 17: Trust: The difference can be almost invisible
04 TRUST Attackers don’t always create obviously fake experiences. They can reproduce the look, language, and functionality of trusted business services with remarkable accuracy. Side by side, the malicious and legitimate pages may appear virtually identical. From VPN access and developer platforms
Slide 18: 05 Action: Every attack eventually asks for something
05 ACTION Over 15% filedownloads.store logintoyahoo.blogspot.com of visible threat URLs contained language logon.confirmation.vu prompting a direct user action Every attack eventually asks verifyrecapcha.info for something *Examples observed in threats blocked for SMB subscribers during Aug-26. A co
Slide 19: Action: The deception only works if someone acts
05 ACTION Blocked threats The deception only works if someone acts Across very different threats, the final objective is remarkably similar: persuade the user to take one more step. Grant camera access. Enter a verification code. Open a document. Download a file. Update software. Connect an account.
Slide 20: One common challenge: expecting every employee to recognize the threat
Different opportunities. Different disguises. One common challenge: expecting every employee to recognize the threat before they act. 20
Slide 21: Protection Without More Complexity
ALLOT SOLUTION Protection Without More Complexity The patterns uncovered in this report share one important characteristic: many become visible at the network level. Malicious domains, deceptive destinations, suspicious infrastructure, and connections to known threats can often be identified before
Slide 22: Main conclusions
CLOSURE Main conclusions Exposure is Normal Within six months, threat exposure becomes more common than non-exposure among protected SMBs. Cyber exposure isn't limited to a small group of unusually vulnerable businesses. Attackers Exploit Normal SMB Behavior Accounts, payments, digital routines, fam
Slide 23: Methodology and Resources
Methodology and Resources About the analysis This report combines anonymized protection telemetry from SMB customers with impersonation or attacker intent. Where available, captured threat pages and Cyber Threat Intelligence analysis conducted by the Allot Threat Intelligence Lab. additional threat
Slide 24: About Allot
About Allot Allot (NASDAQ & TASE: ALLT) makes networks safer, smarter and more valuable. We make it our mission to help telcos and enterprises gain deep network insight, defend against evolving cyber threats, and unlock new value for their customers. At the core of Allot’s solutions is Deep Network