Kaspersky has expanded the scope of its cyberthreat-related data relocation, and since last month, the company has been processing and storing malicious and suspicious files received from users in the Middle East, which used to be processed by facilities in Russia,Read More…
Kaspersky has announced that it has added Saudi Arabia to its ever-expanding worldwide network of offices. Operating in 200 countries and territories with 34 offices in more than 30 countries. The new office will be located in Riyadh.Read More…
Kaspersky announced that it has acquired new patent (US 20210021577 A1) recently from the US Patent and Trademark Office and the new patented blockchain technology eases the data management process and ensures the lawful sending and processing of information.Read More…
Kaspersky recently announced that its researchers have uncovered a new malware campaign, using a Trojanized DeFi app delivered by the Lazarus group, against cryptocurrency business. The application contains a legitimate program called DeFi Wallet, which saves and manages cryptocurrency wallets.Read More…
According to a commissioned survey conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Kaspersky, IT security leaders seeking to boost internal threat intelligence (TI) programs would prefer to delegate five out of eight major TI aspects to external vendors rather than develop them in-house.Read More…
Kaspersky announce its participation at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona from February 28 to March 3, 2022. The company will bring its Cyber Immunity vision to the IoT community and present its complete portfolio of consumer cybersecurity technologies for the mobile industryRead More…
The findings from Kaspersky’s latest survey about using dating apps during the pandemic reveals fraud is an increasing problem for those who use such platforms in Kenya. Almost 29% of them faced fraud attempts last year.Read More…
Kaspersky experts have discovered that the most commonly used protocol for transferring data from wearable devices used for remote patient monitoring contained 33 vulnerabilities, including 18 “critical vulnerabilities” in 2021 alone.Read More…
