Newsletter: Five healthy digital habits for 2023 from Kaspersky

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Early January is a great time to start using healthy digital habits and you still have time to make a promise to yourself and try to follow them during the next year.

Kaspersky experts have prepared a list of simple healthy digital habits that can strengthen the safety of your personal data and even make life easier in the coming year.

Newsletter: Rules for safe online shopping

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Here are some simple tips to protect your funds from fraudsters, phishers, and carders when shopping online

Online shopping is a part of all our lives, and many can no longer imagine their daily routine without it. A couple of clicks, and a delivery guy is already bringing pizza or dog food straight to your door, while movie tickets arrive straight into your inbox. This calls for more, not less vigilance: it’s not only online stores and services that are after your money, but scammers forever scheming how to pick your pocket. Today we talk about cybercriminal tricks and how to protect your funds when shopping online.

Newsletter: Acronis Disrupts Market with Announcement of New, Simplified MSP-class EDR Solution

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Live from their annual #CyberFit Summit, Acronis, the global leader in Cyber Protection, introduces its new product, Acronis Advanced Security + EDR for Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud. Advanced Security + EDR delivers an innovative approach to effective threat detection, containment and remediation by reducing the complexity present in other EDR solutions.

More people are not prepared yet to do remote work —Acronis report

10/24/2021 04:11:34 PM

Acronis has recently revealed more than 80% of global companies admitted they were not prepared to transition to remote work. This, on hindsight, has exposed key vulnerabilities which businesses should quickly plan and implement solutions for.

Kaspersky launches wellness campaign 'Pain In The Neck'

05/22/2021 11:32:18 AM

Kaspersky has recently announced its campaign “Pain in the Neck” as it explores users' attitudes when it comes to updating their devices.