More employees are thinking of a 'job change' within a year? Kaspersky's report discuss this career change issue

03/14/2021 12:44:47 PM

About 35 percent of employees are thinking of a job change within the next 12 months. 

These were the initial findings in Kaspersky's Securing the Future of Work report, with the two biggest drivers that people stated for this career change are both natural and understandable under the circumstances. 

IT staff spends 6 hours on hobbies in a workweek —Kaspersky study

02/28/2021 03:30:56 AM

Pic. 1 Types of hobbies IT security employees take during working hours

Imagine spending a lot of time doing non-work activities in a working week. That's what 85 percent of IT security people do. This accounts for six hours in a working week – one hour more than other staff across the company overall. 

McDonald's turn party spaces into work-friendly classrooms for Nat'l Teachers Month!

10/21/2020 08:15:18 PM

In time for the National Teacher's Month as well as the opening of the new school year, McDonald's Philippines has transformed 221 of its stores' party areas into classrooms and making them available for teachers to use for free.

Kaspersky: 4 of 10 WFH users in SEA struggles to "switch off" from work

10/06/2020 11:22:12 AM

Do you consider work-from-home a struggle instead of convenience? You might be part of a minority of users who have this dilemma.

3-of-10 people lack awareness in internet security

09/21/2020 12:45:15 PM

It's a good thing that more than half of the people today know even a sing thing about internet security. However, there are always people who may need help when things come too busy from their end as a recent Kasperksy study shows that 3 of out 10 people in the Southeast Asia region have yet to prioritize this item in their active online lifestyle.

Newsletter: Kaspersky urges companies to beef up cybersecurity as more employees work remotely

03/16/2020 10:05:00 PM 

Author's note: As the world of workspace enters the new landscape, cybersecurity brand Kaspersky is urging companies to further their IT security walls as more employees do their jobs outside the typical offices which also means cybercriminals do stand a chance to exploit public fear of rising COVID-19 cases through malware, phishing emails from CDC and WHO.

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