Due to the increase in remote working, lockdown 3.0 presents a security risk for those enterprises who have lost faith in their vendors, according to new research from Kaspersky. As the UK continues its third lockdown, business IT infrastructure protection is under
We’ve had 2020 predictions from ABB, Aruba Enterprise, Interxion, and Rackspace, now Kaspersky shares its thoughts on what 2020 will bring in terms of Advanced Persistent Threats, and how the landscape of targeted attacks will change in the coming months.
Enterprises with an internal Security Operation Center (SOC) estimate their financial damage from a cyberattack at £548k, which is less than half the average impact cost for all enterprise-level organisations (£1.1m), a new survey from Kaspersky and B2B International has revealed.
According to Kaspersky Labs, humans are the cause of nine out of ten data breaches in the cloud.
After surveying more than 250 IT security leaders, Kaspersky Lab has discovered that uncontrolled cloud expansion is the top security concern for more than half (58%) of CISOs.
According to Kaspersky Lab, more than two-thirds of SMBs claim they can protect their data, but almost half still suffer data breaches.
Despite the benefits, security issues in the cloud are just as prevalent (if not more so) as they are on premises. David Emm, principal security researcher at Kaspersky Lab outlines the five stages of cloud security and why out of sight shouldn’t
Over 40% of all industrial control system (ICS) computers protected by Kaspersky Lab solutions were attacked by malicious software at least once during the first half of 2018.
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