Kaspersky reports on cybercriminal activity on the Darknet market in the region According to Kaspersky’s Digital Footprint Intelligence (DFI) report for APAC, database leaks in the region account for 95% of the total amount of advertisements. Singapore’s and Australia’s data leaks market are by far the largest when looking at the weighted GDP amounts of… Continue reading Australia, Singapore log most number of adverts on the Darknet in APAC
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Teleperformance Philippines shares insights on the value of Human Resource Business Partners
Teleperformance Philippines Vice President for Human Resources and Communication & Marketing Rachel Cacabelos recently shared her insights on human resource business partners and to empower HR practitioners to go beyond the traditional HR role. Human resources (HR) have long been perceived as the department dealing with employee matters from hiring and retirement to disciplinary actions.… Continue reading Teleperformance Philippines shares insights on the value of Human Resource Business Partners
All roads lead to transparency
By Anton Ivanov, Chief Technology Officer at Kaspersky Digital transformation, that’s been boosted by the pandemic, has reached an unprecedented scale, with IDC expecting its global spending to reach $2.8 trillion within three years. Companies shifting their businesses online inevitably led to an increased adoption of digital products and a surge in IT expenditure. According… Continue reading All roads lead to transparency
Workout Clothes Market is predicted to reach US$ 384.8 Billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 6.2%through 2032
The workout clothes market was valued at US$ 210.8 Billion in 2022 and is predicted to reach US$ 384.8 Billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 6.2% through 2032. Workout clothes are a type of utility clothing that improves athletes’ performance during sports or fitness physical activities by enhancing body movement compared to ordinary… Continue reading Workout Clothes Market is predicted to reach US$ 384.8 Billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 6.2%through 2032
Paving the way for young security innovators: Kaspersky’s open call for Secur’IT Cup ’22
Kaspersky announces an open call for Secur’IT Cup ’22 – the international competition for talented motivated students, and young researchers seeking to change the world of technology by enhancing its security. With the increasing penetration of digital technology into our lives, the question of how to make them serve our needs without putting our privacy… Continue reading Paving the way for young security innovators: Kaspersky’s open call for Secur’IT Cup ’22
Kaspersky introduces new Transparency Center format, opening two more facilities in Europe
Kaspersky has opened new trust-building facilities for the company’s partners and customers in Italy and the Netherlands. The centers operate within a new format providing customers and partners only with the most popular service — an overview of Kaspersky’s engineering and data processing practices. The move comes as businesses are showing increased interest in having… Continue reading Kaspersky introduces new Transparency Center format, opening two more facilities in Europe
Kaspersky reveals external cybersecurity loopholes in SEA
Cybercriminals hunt for unpatched software, one-day vulnerabilities, compromised remote protocols in the region Cyberattacks can be prevented before an attacker is inside the internal network. Threat monitoring allows organizations to take action and properly neutralize a threat before it can exploit any existing vulnerabilities and affect the target institutions. Kaspersky today unveils the results of… Continue reading Kaspersky reveals external cybersecurity loopholes in SEA
Kaspersky unveils new online cybersecurity training for experts ‘Security Operations and Threat Hunting’
Developed by Kaspersky’s own specialists, the course aims to help businesses enhance or even build a security operations center (SOC) from scratch, and improve SOC’s and security team skills in threat hunting, incident detection and investigation. The course guides the audience through the SOC structure, threat intelligence, and relevant attacks. The on-demand format and virtual… Continue reading Kaspersky unveils new online cybersecurity training for experts ‘Security Operations and Threat Hunting’
Malware that steals credentials and credit card details abuses the biggest new games
In the first half of 2022, Kaspersky researchers detected increased activity of cybercriminals abusing gamers. The number of users attacked by malicious software, which gathers sensitive data and spreads under the guise of some of the most popular gaming titles, has increased by 13% compared to the first half of 2021. In attempts to download… Continue reading Malware that steals credentials and credit card details abuses the biggest new games
Exploitation of internet-facing applications is the number one initial attack vector for last year
According to the recent Kaspersky Incident Response Analytics Report, more than half (53.6%) of cyberattacks in 2021 started with vulnerability exploitation. Other common initial attack methods included compromised accounts and malicious emails. When attackers plan their campaigns, they usually aim to find easily identifiable security issues, such as public servers with well-known vulnerabilities, poor passwords… Continue reading Exploitation of internet-facing applications is the number one initial attack vector for last year
FedEx Express Expands International Day-definite Delivery Services to Four More Markets in AMEA
Continuous expansion of the FedEx® International Connect Plus (FICP) sets to fuel cross-border e-commerce growth within Southeast Asia MANILA, September 5, 2022 — FedEx Express, a subsidiary of FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX) and one of the world’s largest express transportation companies, has expanded FedEx® International Connect Plus (FICP), an international, day-definite, e-commerce shipping service that… Continue reading FedEx Express Expands International Day-definite Delivery Services to Four More Markets in AMEA
You’ve Got Spam Mail: APAC accounts for a quarter of global malicious emails in 2022
Spam mails have evolved since the first one was sent back in 1978. Its evolutions span from the techniques, tactics, and the latest trends cybercriminals piggyback on to make it more legitimate-looking and urgent-sounding – an effective formula to prey upon an unsuspecting user. One of Kaspersky’s elite researchers, Noushin Shabab, probed into the spam… Continue reading You’ve Got Spam Mail: APAC accounts for a quarter of global malicious emails in 2022