Kaspersky Embedded Systems Security provides advanced protection for ATMs and PoS (point of sale) systems, as well as other Windows-based embedded devices. Thanks to the release of a new version, the solution now can be remotely managed and updated without hassle on devices located in areas with a 2G internet...
Annual conference of IT security professionals now open for free registration Kaspersky today announces the first virtual version of its annual Security Analyst Summit (SAS) packed with three days of presentations and series of training from April 28 to 30. Aimed at sharing knowledge and findings about the current cybersecurity...
Kaspersky researcher offers free tool for cyber incident response, highlights hope as the industry unites to combat virtual attacks With more than two million cases globally, the coronavirus pandemic has undeniably created a massive disruption and continues to pose a real-life threat to humans from around the world. But has...
By Stephan Neumeier, Managing Director at Kaspersky Industrial 4.0 or what we otherwise call the digitalization of industries is already here. In fact, four out of five organizations now do recognize the importance of operational network digitalization. The natural progression from mechanization to electricity to automation and computers has made...
The new edition of Kaspersky Endpoint Security Cloud gives businesses more visibility over shadow IT. With the new cloud discovery feature, an IT administrator can safeguard compliance to corporate security policies by controlling the unauthorized use of potentially unsecured applications and sites by employees. The control over cloud services helps...
Businesses unanimous in increasing IT security budget to address pressing cybersecurity challenges After witnessing organizations and enterprises succumbing to major data breaches for the past years, companies in Southeast Asia (SEA) have tagged data protection as a top priority when it comes to challenges related to IT security. This and...
Kaspersky researchers have found a new sample of stalkerware — commercial software that is usually used to secretly monitor users’ partners or colleagues — which has functionality that supersedes all previously found software. Named MonitorMinor, this software enables stalkers to covertly access any data and track activity on devices they...
Cybercriminals continue to exploit public fear of rising COVID-19 cases through malware, phishing emails from CDC and WHO Along with the consistent increase of 2019 coronavirus cases comes the incessant techniques cybercriminals are using to prey on public panic amidst the global epidemic. Kaspersky has continuously been detecting new attack...
In a recent report, Kaspersky revealed its discovery of about 380 variants of stalkerware in the wild in 2019, which is 31% more than in 2018. These legit programs are often used as tools for domestic espionage or to spy on partners, which is why they’re also touted as spouseware....
From its 11th ranking last 2018, the Philippines climbed to fourth place in Kaspersky’s worldwide ranking of countries with the highest web threat detections from January to December 2019. Data from the Kaspersky Security Network (KSN) for the past year showed the cybersecurity company’s technologies monitored and prevented nearly 28...
Increased geopolitical-related campaigns underline urgent need for improved threat intelligence in the region Kaspersky today unmasks the cybercriminal groups who operated and are still operating in Southeast Asia (SEA). Findings of the global cybersecurity company reveal a major trend in the SEA’s threat landscape — increased activity of major Advanced...
Kaspersky releases five key cybersecurity trends to watch out in the Asia Pacific The opening of a new year and a new decade will witness an increase in mobile malware and cybercriminals groups exploiting mobile devices and known threat groups using new attack methods and tools. These and more are...
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