Maxim Frolov, managing director, Middle East, Turkey and Africa, Kaspersky Lab, discusses why nations should start developing a holistic and sustainable approach to cybersecurity.
Kaspersky Lab uncovers new zero day exploit
Kaspersky Lab’s advanced exploit prevention system has identified a new Adobe Flash zero day exploit, used in an attack on 10 October by a threat actor known as Black Oasis.
Kaspersky Lab highlights endpoint detection and response
The company will launch its pilot programme for Kaspersky EDR during GITEX Technology Week 2017.
Ingram Micro signed as Kaspersky Lab’s ME training provider
Ingram Micro Training MEA has partnered with Kaspersky Lab as a training provider for the Middle East region. With this …
Exploit leaks led to 5M attacks in Q2: Kaspersky
Exploit packages in-the-wild became the game changer of the cyber threat landscape in Q2 2017. In just 3 months, according …
Kaspersky Lab report sheds light on bad data sharing habits
Users are putting their precious and sensitive data in danger, by the way they share both their information, and their physical devices containing this information with others.
Kaspersky launches stand-alone VPN for Macs and PCs
Kaspersky Lab has introduced Secure Connection, a solution for encrypting traffic on Windows and Mac computers. Based on VPN technology, …
Russia-based Kaspersky Lab rolls out free antivirus software
The company has revealed in a recent blog post that the free antivirus will not be competing with any of the paid versions.
Kaspersky expands DS Virgin Racing sponsorship
DS Virgin Racing and Kaspersky Lab have announced a new multi-year partnership that will see the global cybersecurity company protect …
Kaspersky Lab launches new app for Android device batteries
According to the company, this free application is designed to save a mobile user from that dreaded unpleasant situation – when their phone battery starts getting low at the most inopportune moment.
Trump admin mulls government-wide ban on Kaspersky products
The United States government has reportedly removed Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab from its lists of approved vendors for two contracts that agencies use to acquire technology services.
Kaspersky Lab: Ransomware not a variant of Petya
Kaspersky Lab has revealed that the new wave of ransomware attacks targeting organisations across the world is “not a variant of Petya ransomware, but a new ransomware that has not been seen before,” which has been named ‘ExPetr.’
Kaspersky reports shows UAE kids’ online behaviour
Kaspersky Lab has issued its latest report about detections on computers used by children. Analysis shows that, on average, children …
Kaspersky secures ATMs, PoS terminals
With the tactics of cybercriminals getting ever more sophisticated, and with regulatory pressures also mounting, financial enterprises are up against …
ADSIC signs MoU with Kaspersky Lab
As part of the agreement, Kaspersky Lab will provide advanced technical solutions to 84 government entities within the UAE capital’s e-Government.
Kaspersky Lab, Injazat sign MoU to support cybersecurity
Global cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Injazat Data Systems (Injazat), a secure data …
Kaspersky Lab partners with AVL Software and Functions
A steadily increasing number of vehicle features – such as remote diagnostics, telematics and infotainment – are using communication channels …
Kaspersky Lab: Mobile ransomware soared in Q1
The global nightmare of ransomware shows no sign of slowing down, with the volume of mobile ransomware rising over three-fold …
Kaspersky Lab cautions against digital clutter
Digital clutter is growing due to an explosion in application usage and advances in the storage capacity of devices. But …
Kaspersky Lab boosts cybersecurity for energy companies
Kaspersky Lab has announced the global availability of Kaspersky Industrial CyberSecurity for Energy, a vertical advanced package for energy enterprises.