Kaspersky Lab has released a new version of its Kaspersky Small Office Security software to help very small businesses (VSBs) stay on top of the ever growing number of cyberthreats they face
Kaspersky Lab experts have investigated how cybercriminals could exploit new ATM authentication technologies planned by banks. While many financial organizations consider biometric-based solutions to be one of the most promising additions to
On average a single cybersecurity incidentnow costs large businesses $861,000. Meanwhile, small and medium businesses (SMB) end up paying $86,500. Most alarmingly, the cost of recovery significantly increases depending on the time
As the world moves all its business online, along with great digitization and convenience, comes immense cyber security threat. Every moment, every organization of the world risks losing all that it has,
To identify ransomware behaviour patterns and protect Windows-based endpoints, Kaspersky Anti-Ransomware Tool for Business leverages two groundbreaking technologies: Kaspersky Security Network and System Watcher Kaspersky Lab has launched Kaspersky Anti-Ransomware Tool for
The Growing Up Online – Connected Kidssurvey conducted by Kaspersky Lab and iconKids&youth has shown that parents often misread the threats their kids face online. The five most common threats faced by
Kaspersky Lab today launched Kaspersky Anti-Ransomware Tool for Business – a free software that offers complementary security to protect corporate users from ransomware. To identify ransomware behavior patterns and protect Windows-based endpoints,
In September 2015, Kaspersky Lab’s Anti-Targeted Attack Platform flagged an unusual feature in the network of a client organization. The anomaly led researchers to ‘ProjectSauron’, a nation-state threat actor attacking state organizations
Up to $50,000 in bounty rewards will be available during the initial phase of the program Kaspersky Lab announced at the Black Hat USA Conferencethelaunch of the Kaspersky Lab Bug Bounty Programwith
According to new research from Kaspersky Lab, consumers – including holiday makers and business travelers – conduct a lot of financial operations online when abroad, putting themselves at risk when they are
The business segment is becoming a more and more attractive target for cipher-malware developers. According to a Kaspersky-labreport based on Kaspersky Security Network (KSN) data, the number of attacks against the corporate sector
The latest research from Kaspersky Lab shows that consumers are endangering themselves and their data because they are letting their guard down abroad. From drinking alcohol, to using risky Wi-Fi connections, and