The last week was action packed for Kaspersky Lab in India as overseas delegates visited the Country for a multi city Press tour. Other than addressing the media on the current security threat landscape;
Peer pressure is having a big impact on how children communicate with each other, making them more dependent on staying connected to the Internet, according to new research carried out by Kaspersky
Kaspersky Lab, the world’s largest privately held vendor of endpoint protection solutions recently concluded its 8th Annual Kaspersky Lab APAC Partner Conference. Every year, the Asia Pacific Kaspersky Lab family comes together
Kaspersky Lab along with SEA Infonet, one of its National Distributor for enterprise products, successfully concluded its first event of Non-Endpoint centric End-customer Pitstop series on 29th April, 2016 in Pune. This
There is and always has been an inherent tension between an individual’s right to data privacy and wider security concerns. This is unlikely to change, although the priority may shift depending on
Kaspersky Lab, in cooperation with B2B International, has conducted a survey* among company representatives to find out their attitudes towards information security, including financial companies’ policies towards protection from online fraud. The
Kaspersky Lab’s latest report – ‘spam and phishing in Q2 of 2015’ – reveals spam in the second quarter of 2015 was dominated by letters based on real events. Spam ‘Nigerian’ letters
Symantec has issued a challenge to online retailers to make this year’s holiday shopping season the safest on record. In order to prepare, the company released an enhanced version of its best-in-class
Independent laboratories regularly carry out comparative teststo assess security solutions for home and corporate users. The parameters of these tests include issues like the quality of detection of new malware, the reliability
Communication Links – Winner of the Reseller of the Year Award by Kaspersky Lab Kaspersky Lab conducted its 7th Annual Kaspersky Lab APAC Partner Conference with the theme ‘Change. Evolve. Win.’ in
Symantec Corp, maker of the popular Norton antivirus software, was ordered to pay $17 million (roughly Rs. 104 crores) in damages on Friday after a federal jury in Delaware found it had
Spammers produced topical new versions of the old “Nigerian Letter” scam, this time based on the Ebola virus. According to Kaspersky Lab experts several mass mailings in September exploited this theme. Spam