That’s why, this year, in addition to the usual global KSB reports, Kaspersky is offering a series of local predictions to ensure that, wherever you live, you can bring on a more secure 2021.
Kaspersky acquires an equity interest in Nexway
Kaspersky announces the acquisition of an equity interest in Nexway, a leading e-commerce and payment platform.
Kaspersky reveals two APT incidents related to vaccine research
Kaspersky researchers identified two APT incidents that targeted entities related to COVID-19 research – a Ministry of Health body and a pharmaceutical company.
Kaspersky signs MoU with Zayed University
Kaspersky, the global cybersecurity solutions provider, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Zayed University in the UAE. Both entities share the mutual goal of equipping the youth of today with the best education in the field of cybersecurity.
Financial services company reduces fraud losses by $3.4 million with Kaspersky
Kaspersky Fraud Prevention has enabled a financial services company to reduce fraud losses by as much as $3.4 million over three years.
Attackers misuse legitimate tools in 30% of successful cyber-incidents: Kaspersky
Almost a third (30 percent) of cyber-attacks investigated by the Kaspersky Global Emergency Response team in 2019 involved legitimate remote management and administration tools.
Kaspersky offers personalised security awareness training
Kaspersky has unveiled its new Kaspersky Adaptive Online Training, which is tailored to each individual user’s learning needs, as a personal tutor would do for their students.
Kaspersky threat intelligence service provides instant alerts on customer-specific threats
Kaspersky Digital Footprint Intelligence helps companies to understand the ways in which cybercriminals can successfully attack them.
Kaspersky shares top tips to keep your smartphone Corona-free
Isopropyl alcohol is considered the least harmful to the oleophobic coating that allows fingers to slide over the screen without covering it in fingerprints.
Kaspersky helps healthcare firms thwart cyber threats amid COVID-19 pandemic
It is imperative for hospitals and medical institutions to ensure the stability of medical equipment and that data is constantly available for medical personnel, while also protecting the privacy of their patients’ critical information.
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Ginp banking malware takes advantage of coronavirus crisis: Kaspersky
Kaspersky researchers revealed that the infamous Ginp banking Trojan has acquired a new functionality – that takes advantage of the coronavirus outbreak.
New hacking group targets industrial firms: Kaspersky
Kaspersky has recently uncovered a new hacking group that is currently targeting organisations in the industrial sector.
Kaspersky OS: the platform to a ‘connected’ world
Amir Kanaan, Managing Director, Middle East, Turkey & Africa, at Kaspersky, discusses how the cybersecurity firm has established itself as one of the most reliable security vendors in the IT ecosystem.
Kaspersky calls on tech startups for the second edition of Open Innovation Hub
Kaspersky has announced the second edition of its Open Innovation Program, which is designed to foster collaboration with innovative tech startups.
SMB and enteprise IT security budgets decline: Kaspersky
Despite cybersecurity spending is growing year-on-year with almost nine percent growth in 2019, security budgets for SMBs and enterprise have fallen below the average spend.
Kaspersky’s Alexander Moiseev on building a safer world
Alexander Moiseev, Chief Business Officer, Kaspersky, discusses the firm’s new brand philosophy and what the future holds for the security industry.
Abuse of personal information, sophisticated attacks to rise in 2020: Kaspersky
Kaspersky researchers have shared their vision on Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) in 2020, pointing out how the landscape of targeted attacks will change in the coming months.
Kaspersky spotlights blockchain’s role in accelerating security
Amir Kanaan, managing director, META, Kaspersky, discusses the firm’s latest blockchain-based innovations.
How Kaspersky enables governments identify cybersecurity threats
Kaspersky’s Dr. Amin Hasbini discusses their presence at GITEX and their collaboration with the government.
Human error a big risk to industrial cybersecurity: Kaspersky
Despite automation, the human factor can still put industrial processes at risk: employee errors or unintentional actions were behind 52 percent of incidents affecting operational technology and industrial control system (OT/ICS) networks.