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"Handing over money doesn’t guarantee the return of data, and only encourages cybercriminals to continue the practice."More

"This recent activity signals a major leap in their abilities."More

The financial threat landscape experienced a game-changing pandemic year, according to a new report from Kaspersky.More

Cybercriminals used the time to plan more malicious propagation techniques, both new and evolved from previous methods.More

Stalkerware remains a significant problem with more 50,0000 users affected globally in 2020.More

“Being recognised for the second consecutive year as the number one cybersecurity vendor for channel satisfaction, reflects the investment we have made in the Kaspersky United partner program over the past two years."More

The idea of gender equality represents more than just physical bodies through doors. It is also the notion of perceptions, feelings, stereotypes and opportunity.More

“Unfortunately, until all students are back in the classroom full-time, educational institutions will continue to be a popular target for criminals."More

Every second fraudulent transaction in the finance industry during 2020 was an account takeover.More

The company’s TI report, previously available for a selected range of customers, is able to provide car manufacturers with in-depth analysis of industry-specific security threats.More

“We as an industry must build on this momentum, extract the positives from the past year’s transition to flexible working, and be a catalyst for wider social change as a result.”More

"Nothing is truly free, and, unfortunately, the current business model for free services means that, essentially, we pay with our data."More

Kaspersky researchers have identified two APT incidents that targeted entities related to COVID-19 research - a Ministry of Health body and a pharmaceutical company. More

Kaspersky detected more trojans, backdoors and worms than last year, representing an overall 5.2% increase in detected malicious files year-on-year.More

If a crisis unfolded, 38% would stop using an organisation’s products if they were caught up in a crisis that spilled online.More

More than a tenth of gamers have had their ID stolen – which could be worth as much as $347bn globally, according to new research.More

FIRST was founded in 1990, and its members come from 95 countries across Oceania, Asia, Europe, the Americas, and Africa.More

SMBs and enterprises that disclose breaches proactively tend to experience 40% less financial damage, according to new research from Kaspersky. More

The company has announced the opening of a new Transparency Center, as well as the ompletion of a widespread transferal of data storage and processing activities to Switzerland.More

Kaspersky has recognised a worrying trend of cyber criminals targeting small and medium businesses (SMBs) in Southeast Asia (SEA), and has released a new offering in response. More

Almost three quarters (74%) of people never want to return to pre-COVID-19, traditional work paradigms, putting more pressure on employees to adequately support and secure changing workplace environments.More

Cyber criminals are shifting their focus from encrypting data to publishing confidential information online, according to new findings from Kaspersky researchers. More

"We recommend that financial institutions watch these threats closely, while improving their authentication processes, boosting anti-fraud technology and threat intelligence data, and trying to understand and mitigate all risks of this new mobile RAT family.”More

To make threat research available to a wider number of organisations, Kaspersky continues to develop new functions for its Threat Intelligence Portal.More