If democratized, AI in cybersecurity will reduce – not eliminate – the need for experts so that every business has a fair chance of defending itself.
Half of 2025’s compromised passwords were already leaked
All these findings highlight the critical vulnerability of password-based authentication when protocols for creation, management, and storage are not rigorously followed.
From overload to efficiency – how AI transforms SOC operation
AI and ML are used extensively across Kaspersky’s cybersecurity solutions, with ongoing development of these technologies being driven by one of Kaspersky five Expertise Centers.
Human error fuels breaches as only half of professionals receive cybersecurity training
A recent Kaspersky survey in the Middle East, Turkiye and Africa (META) region entitled “Cybersecurity in the workplace: Employee knowledge and behavior”, found that just 48% of professionals in the United Arab Emirates received a training on …
Saudi’s cybersecurity evolution accelerates with Kaspersky’s new academy and MoUs
General Manager Mohamad Hashem outlines how Vision 2030, digital maturity, and AI adoption are reshaping security priorities for organisations nationwide. …
Kaspersky finds security flaws that put vehicle safety at risk
Kaspersky presented the results of a security audit that has exposed a significant security flaw enabling unauthorized access to all connected vehicles of one automotive manufacturer.
Mitigating the risks of using open source in KasperskyOS
In this article, we explore the mechanisms built into KasperskyOS that help mitigate risks commonly associated with traditional operating systems.
Kaspersky spots new HackingTeam spyware in the wild after years of silence
The group stands out for its strong command of Russian and knowledge of local nuances, traits that Kaspersky observed in other campaigns linked to this APT threat.
Kaspersky reviews the use of neural networks for work in the UAE
To make employee use of AI more clear and secure, organisations should implement a company-wide policy regarding this aspect.
Kaspersky: new Demon Slayer movie ignites scam campaigns worldwide
Cybercriminals are exploiting users’ interest in the new film, luring them with the promise of free access to the anime.