Cybercriminals will try to reach out to their victims using every way possible – through unlicensed software, phishing websites or emails, breaches in the business’s security network or even via massive DDoS attacks.
5 recommendations to protect your business during the holiday rush
The final few working days before the holidays are the ideal time to complete all pressing chores, reflect on the …
Cybercriminals attack users with 400,000 new malicious files daily
Kaspersky – Cybercriminals attack users with 400,000 new malicious files daily.
Internet balkanisation, metaverse, security insurance
Internet balkanization, metaverse, security insurance: Kaspersky shares privacy predictions for 2023.
Employees in the UAE believe robots are prone to cyberattacks
Kaspersky – Employees in the UAE believe robots are prone to cyberattacks, but trust them to control city transport & logistics.
Don’t let cybercriminals have a jolly good time this holiday season
Kaspersky – Don’t let cybercriminals have a jolly good time this holiday season.
Kaspersky highlights key consumer threats for 2023
Kaspersky has revealed a list of potential bait subjects that are most likely to be exploited in the upcoming year, …
Kaspersky evangelist outlines how gadgets are reshaping cybersecurity landscape
Vladimir Dashchenko, security evangelist at Kaspersky, weighs up IoT cybersecurity, its challenges and if IoT can ever be secure. The …
Kaspersky predicts shifts in threat landscape to industrial control systems in 2023
Kaspersky predicts shifts in threat landscape to industrial control systems in 2023.
Self-care matters – 36% of professional gamers in the META region worry about mental health
Self-care matters – 36% of professional gamers in the Middle East, Turkey, Africa region worry about mental health condition.