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Kaspersky researchers have identified two APT incidents targeting COVID-19 research. The Lazarus group is thought to be responsible.

Kaspersky detected more trojans, backdoors and worms than last year, representing an overall 5.2% increase in detected malicious files year-on-year.

If a crisis unfolded, 38% would stop using an organisation’s products if they were caught up in a crisis that spilled online.

More than a tenth of gamers have had their ID stolen – which could be worth as much as $347bn globally, according to new research.

FIRST was founded in 1990, and its members come from 95 countries across Oceania, Asia, Europe, the Americas, and Africa.

SMBs and enterprises that disclose breaches proactively tend to experience 40% less financial damage, according to new research from Kaspersky.

Kaspersky opens new Transparency Center in Canada and completes transfer of data processing to Switzerland. #cybersecurity #transparency.

Kaspersky releases new offering to combat cyber attacks targeting small and medium businesses in Southeast Asia.

Nearly three quarters of people never want to return to pre-COVID-19 work paradigms, putting pressure on employers. (110 characters).

Cyber criminals are shifting their focus from encrypting data to publishing confidential information online, according to Kaspersky researchers.

Kaspersky discovers new banking malware that targets mobile users worldwide, with a particular focus on Brazil.

Southeast Asia, led by Singapore, is spearheading a move towards sustainable data centres amid rising digital transformation and energy consumption concerns.

Southeast Asia projected to be fastest-growing region for data centers, with 89% of experts expecting significant growth in the next five years, says study.

To make threat research available to a wider number of organisations, Kaspersky continues to develop new functions for its Threat Intelligence Portal.

The Q2 spike seems to have been short-lived as DDoS activity returns to ‘normal’ levels over Q3, with 73% fewer attacks than seen in the previous quarter.

New research shows that 95% of enterprises admit their technology innovations fail before launch, and having a CISO can aid in the success of the project.

Investment in cybersecurity remains a priority for SMBs and enterprises despite overall IT budget cuts, according to a report by Kaspersky.

Cryptomining is a growing threat to SMBs in Southeast Asia, with 1.7 million mining malware threats detected by Kaspersky in H1 2020.

'Red tape' is the main barrier for cybersecurity initiatives in the industrial sector, according to a new report by Kaspersky.

‘Unconscious incompetence’ is one of the most difficult issues to identify and solve with security awareness training.