DBAPPSecurity's 2023 advanced threat landscape report says Lazarus was the most active APT group disclosed during the year, accounting for 12.7% of observed reporting, with Kimsuky and APT37 also among the most active East Asian groups at 9.3% and 6.5%. The report links 2023 advanced threat activity to pressure on government, defense, diplomatic, communications, and energy targets, sectors that align with DPRK espionage and technology collection priorities. It also highlights supply chain intrusions, cryptocurrency theft, AI assisted social engineering, geopolitical espionage, mobile and wearable device targeting, and continued zero day exploitation as themes to track in 2024. The source is a broad annual survey, so the DPRK specific value is its relative activity ranking and sector context rather than a single intrusion case.