The ‘Future’ is NOW! Technology trailblazers honoured at the Future Enterprise Awards.
October 2024
TOUFIC DERBASS, MANAGING DIRECTOR, MIDDLE EAST, TURKEY, AND AFRICA AT KASPERSKY, TELLS CNME THAT BY COMING 1ST IN 93 OUT …
Black Hat MEA announces new details about Riyadh Summit
From November 26-28, Black Hat MEA 2024 will relocate to larger venue at Riyadh Exhibition and Convention Centre, Malham, to meet growing exhibitor and visitor demand.
Harnessing AI in Security Operation Centers: how to reduce the burden on cybersecurity teams
“We face the challenge of balancing detection quality with detection logic conversion”.
Likening cybersecurity with a beehive: Insights on best customer support practices in 2023
Igor Akhmetov, Head of Customer Support, META & APAC at Kaspersky, writes an exclusive Op-Ed column for Tahawultech.com, where he …
LinkShadow redefining cybersecurity landscape through its ‘intelligent NDR solution’
Patrick Ramseyer, Vice President EMEA at LinkShadow, tells CNME Editor Mark Forker how their cyber mesh platform is helping businesses …
October 2023
RASHED AL MOMANI, GENERAL MANAGER OF MIDDLE EAST AT KASPERSKY, TELLS ANITA JOSEPH HOW THE COMPANY IS LEADING INNOVATION IN …
5 signs your clients need a cybersecurity makeover
In today’s digital age, re-evaluating networks and cybersecurity operations is essential, particularly in the UAE, where the threat landscape is rapidly evolving.
Rootkit detections in the UAE up by 167% in the first five months of 2023
This spike reflects a similar trend in the Middle East region, which projected a two-fold hike (103%) in Rootkit detections, as compared to the first five months of last year.
Indicator of Attack – What comes before a good old indicator?
Behavioural correlation of events from multiple sources helps to act faster, get more attack context and start looking for previously unseen activities.
SMBs are still a lucrative niche for cybercriminals
Kaspersky unveils a comprehensive report highlighting the increasing peril faced by small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) in the current cyberthreat landscape.
Malvertising delivers cryptocurrency-stealing browser extension
A series of malicious actions allow the extension to run stealthily while the user is browsing the internet. As a result, threat actors become capable of transferring the BTC from the victim’s wallet to their wallet using web injections.
The Security Analyst Summit makes a triumphant return
Cybersecurity specialists are invited to join the global event to discuss the evolving landscape of IT security and share their expertise on the latest and most sophisticated cyber threats.
What are the top-3 regions prone to mobile financial scams?
Kaspersky experts continuously monitor the mobile threat landscape and track threat trends to provide the most up-to-date intelligence about the potential dangers.
Investigation reveals almost $30K stolen via fake hardware wallet
Kaspersky shared the details behind the incident of cryptocurrency theft involving a hardware wallet, which resulted in the loss of 1.33 BTC worth $29,585.
New smartphone Trojan has reached more than 620 000 downloads
The new Trojan family, Fleckpe, is Kaspersky’s latest discovery that spreads via Google Play under the guise of photo editors, wallpaper packs and other apps. In fact, it subscribes the unwitting user to paid services.
CAISEC ’23 to begin in Cairo on June 12th
The second edition of the Cyber and Information Security Conference caisec ‘23 is set to take place at the Nile …
Denial, bargaining, acceptance: reactions to corporate data compromised on the Darknet
When detecting a cybersecurity incident related to corporate data compromised on the Dark web, whether it be sale of a database, infrastructure compromise or ransomware, the victim company was notified about this threat by Kaspersky team.
Attacks on 27% ICS computers in Middle East highlight need for secure-by-design approach to protect nuclear power plants
Industrial control systems (ICS) are used to run modern critical infrastructure, including energy stations and nuclear power plants. These objects …
Prices for creating deepfakes on the darkweb reach $20,000 per minute
According to the estimates by Kaspersky experts, prices per one minute of a deepfake video may range from $300 to $20,000.