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Positive Technologies, a leader in result-driven cybersecurity, has signed a memorandum of understanding and cooperation with four leading Indonesian educational institutions: Universitas Muhammadiyah Jakarta, Universitas NU NTB, Business Center Alumni UI (KBA UI), and the Sakuranesia Foundation. The signing ceremony was part of the international cyberfestival Positive Hack Days. TheRead More…

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Positive Technologies has conducted a study on cyberthreats facing countries in the Middle East. The study examines the impact of digital transformation, the rise of organized cybercrime, and the dynamics of the underground market in the region. One in three successful cyberattacks in the Middle East was carried out byRead More…

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On World Password Day, Irina Zinovkina, Head of Information Security Analytical Research at Positive Technologies, emphasises that traditional passwords are outdated and advocates for multi-factor authentication (MFA), biometrics, and passwordless solutions to counterRead More…

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Positive Technologies is joining GISEC Global 2025, one of the largest cybersecurity and technology exhibitions in the Middle East, on May 6–8 in Dubai. At the Positive Technologies booth (D 90, Hall 7), in-house experts will share their expertise in application security, industrial cybersecurity, and detection of cyberattacks in networkRead More…

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PT SWARM expert Mark Ermolov discovered a new exploitation vector for the vulnerabilities CVE-2017-5705, CVE-2017-5706, CVE-2017-5707, CVE-2019-0090, and CVE-2021-0146, which Intel has already fixed. Previously, these issues only enabled partial compromise, but this new method can lead to a complete security breach of affected platforms. The newly discovered approach to exploitation can be applied to attacks on devices equipped with Intel Pentium, Celeron, and Atom processors from the Denverton, Apollo Lake,Read More…