In 2024, cybercriminals have shifted focus from personal data to stealing company credentials and trade secrets. One in six listings (16%) on the dark web featuring stolen government data involves organizations in the Middle East. This insight comes from Positive Technologies’ first study on data breaches in Russia, the Middle East, and globally. Their experts reviewed over 1,000 darkRead More…

Positive Hack Camp, the international camp organised by Positive Technologies with the support of the Russian Ministry of Digital Development, has concluded in Moscow. Over the course of two weeks, 70 cybersecurity specialists from around the world learned from leading Russian expertsRead More…

According to a study by Positive Technologies, vulnerability exploitation has ranked among the top three most popular attack methods on organizations for five years running. In 2022–2023, attackers stole confidential data from over 2,700 companies worldwide, exploiting just one vulnerability.Read More…

Positive Technologies has shared the results of penetration tests conducted in 2023. According to the research, only 4% of organizations are protected against attackers breaching their internal network. Attackers could have seized full control of the IT infrastructure in every company where an internal penetration test was conducted.Read More…

Positive Technologies discovered four vulnerabilities in Pandora FMS, a Information Technology and Monitoring solutions provider. Over 50,000 companies across five continents rely on Pandora FMS to monitor their corporate networks, applications, servers, and other data sources. The vendor was notified of the vulnerabilities in line with the responsible disclosure policyRead More…

Positive Technologies in partnership with QBoard, QApp, and the Russian Quantum Center highlights the top cybersecurity threats to quantum technologies. Information theft, software vulnerabilities, and attacks targeting the quantum internet are the most concerning areas.Read More…