Newsletter: Kaspersky study: companies seek specialized expertise to combat AI cyber threats

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As concerns about the use of AI in cyberattacks increase, companies worldwide are racing to bolster their cybersecurity strategies, according to Kaspersky survey. In a new study the cybersecurity company revealed that 88% of IT and Information Security professionals expect the use of AI by malicious actors to escalate over the next two years. This growing threat is prompting organizations to prioritize cyber defense expertise, with many turning to cybersecurity vendors for specialized support and training.

Newsletter: Kaspersky: Local threats continue to haunt businesses in SEA

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2023 witnessed nearly 43 million local threats targeting organisations in Southeast Asia. This is according to the latest data from global cybersecurity company, Kaspersky.

Business solutions from Kaspersky blocked a total of 42,700,000 local infections during the period of January to December last year. 

Kaspersky introduces initiative to protect modern cars from threats of cyber-hijacking

01/24/2021 12:54:45 PM

Aside from protecting people and businesses, Kasperksy has also launched an initiative to protect vehicles, too.

More cyberattacks may take place in 2021, says Kaspersky

11/24/2020 11:29:15 PM

There may be worse things to come in terms of cybersecurity matters as Kaspersky has shared in one of their recent press release articles how the landscape of target attacks may take place come 2021.

Newsletter: Decoding the different types of threat intelligence

06/22/2020 01:36:54 PM

Author's note: The following is a byline article written by Kaspersky's General Manager for Southeast Asia, Yao Siang Tiong. The cybersecurity executive wrote the threat intelligence, its different types, and how to combat them in a variety of ways.

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Ransomware attacks 174+ cities in 2019

01/28/2020 04:14:36 PM

The previous year has been claimed by Kaspersky as the “year of ransomware attacks on municipalities.”