Kaspersky supports INTERPOL’s operation to combat cybercrime in African countries.
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Egypt’s parliament approves cybercrime bill
A plenary session of the Egyptian parliament, chaired by Speaker Ali Abdel Aal, has reportedly approved the cybercrimes law.0 3269
Awareness and cooperation key to warding off cyberattacks during the upcoming shopping season: Mimecast
Duane Nicol, Senior Product Manager for Awareness Training at Mimecast Following years of pandemic-induced economic pressure, economies across the Middle …
Secureworks shares tips to stay cyber safe this holiday season
With Thanksgiving and Black Friday right round the corner, shoppers are likely to be exposed to increased risk of cybercrime. …
Acronis report indicates ransomware damages to exceed $30bn by 2023
Acronis, a global leader in cyber protection, unveiled its mid-year cyberthreats report, and the results of the report are worrying …
ESET launches new Telco and ISP product offering
ESET launches new Telco and ISP product offering.
How to protect industrial security in the age of hybrid working
How to protect industrial security in the age of hybrid working.
Group-IB hosts “CyberCrimeCon 2021” to reduce the global impact of cybercrime
Group-IB hosts “CyberCrimeCon 2021” to reduce the global impact of cybercrime.
67% of top online retailers in the UAE not blocking fraudulent emails from reaching customers
67% of top online retailers in the UAE not blocking fraudulent emails from reaching customers.
Barracuda Research Finds Microsoft Impersonation Being Utilised in 43% of Phishing Attacks
Barracuda Research Finds Microsoft Impersonation Being Utilised in 43% of Phishing Attacks.
Cisco on ransomware attacks: To pay or not to pay?
Fady Younes, Cybersecurity Director, Middle East and Africa at Cisco shares his thoughts on the topic of whether businesses should pay ransoms and other steps they should take to help secure their businesses.