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Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky denies it's a hazard after the US Commerce Dept bans its software
The Moscow-based company - whose CEO Eugene Kaspersky is Russian - said in a statement that the Commerce Department's decision would not affect its ability to sell and promote its cyber security products and training in the U.S. Kaspersky said the government had based its decision on the "geopolitical climate and theoretical concerns" rather than independently verifying if there was a risk.
Biden bans US sales of Kaspersky software over Russia ties
The United States on Thursday banned Russia-based cybersecurity firm Kaspersky from providing its popular anti-virus products in the country, the US Commerce Department announced. "Kaspersky will generally no longer be able to, among other activities, sell its software within the United States or provide updates to software already in use," the Commerce Department said in a statement announcing the action, which it said is the first of its kind. da/des
Number of devices hit by data-stealing malware rises over 600% in three years: Kaspersky
According to Kaspersky, 443,000 websites worldwide have experienced compromised credentials in the past five years. The .com (dot com) domain led the list of compromised accounts, followed by Brazil (.br), India (.in), Colombia (.co), and Vietnam (.vn).
Security violations by employees as harmful as hacking: Report
Employee violations of an organisation's information security policies are as dangerous as external hacker attacks, a report warned on Friday.
This malware steals social media credentials under ChatGPT app disguise
According to cybersecurity firm Kaspersky, cybercriminals are distributing the malware via Facebook communities, offering a fake desktop version of ChatGPT.
80% of Indian firms face cyber attacks due to miscommunication in IT security
More than half of top-tier managers in India admit that a miscommunication with the IT department or IT security team has resulted in at least one cybersecurity incident in their firms.
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Dialling for 5G: When more may not be merrier
Cybersecurity experts believe enterprises, governments, and consumers will have to up the ante to keep data safe once 5G kicks in.
Kaspersky appoints Dipesh Kaura general manager for South Asia
Kaura will develop and implement business plans to ensure brand penetration, recall and revenue growth by exploring potential business avenues in the region and will be based out of Mumbai. Prior to this, Kaura worked in senior leadership roles in companies like PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PwC) where he was Director, Cybersecurity Services, India, and at Gartner Research India.
Are your medical records safe? Malicious attempts detected in four out of ten pharma devices in India
Hospitals are not alone in facing a barrage of attacks from hackers, pharmaceutical companies are also being targetted.
Businesses yet to get any information on WhatsApp hack effect
A section feels attack has not hit enterprise, others say it depends on company security solutions.
Huawei sues U.S. government saying ban on its equipment is unconstitutional
Huawei said it had filed a complaint in a federal court in Texas challenging the constitutionality of Section 889 of the National Defense Authorization Act.
Kaspersky targets 10% revenue growth from South Asia
The company today detects more than 3 lakh new malwares daily, Kaspersky Lab South Asia general manager Shrenik Bhayani told ET.
Kaspersky targets 10% revenue growth from South Asia
The company today detects more than 3 lakh new malwares daily, Kaspersky Lab South Asia general manager Shrenik Bhayani told ET.
Cybersecurity: India as vulnerable as any other country in the world, says Eugene Kaspersky
India is a key markets for Kaspersky. India’s move towards digitalisation should automatically open doors for development of the cyber security industry.
North Korea's hacker army could be fighting its war from India, says report
The report says that North Korea might have students in at least seven Indian universities and might also be working with several research institutes.
Why big corporates need to fight off cyber attacks
According to Kaspersky's IT Risk Report, more attacks are being specifically targeted, which means hackers are identifying targets companies and attacking them.
Ransomware has reached in the hands of common criminals: Take these steps to stay safe
The number of users attacked by ransomware in India has nearly doubled from 2015-16 to 2016-17, according to a Kaspersky Labs report.
Here's why India's small businesses are sitting ducks for cyber criminals
A survey conducted by ESET in the Asia Pacific region in 2016, found that Indian SMEs have been the most vulnerable to cyber attacks in the past three years.
One online security breach can push bank by $1.75 million: Kaspersky
Banking institutions are also worried about the growing menace of cyber attacks. The top concerns for financial services included attacks on digital/online banking services.
India witnessing sophisticated cyber attacks from organised and unorganised players
Biggest Indian conglomerates, mid-scale companies based in tier 2 or tier 3 cities and the country's biggest banks; everybody is being targeted by the hackers.
Kaspersky Lab Presents the First Cybersecurity Index
The Kaspersky Cybersecurity Index is based on this data, collected from thousands of users across the globe.
Cyber attacks on corporate sector up six folds in 2015-16: Study
Cyber-criminals using ransomware have begun to attack businesses more frequently, particularly small and medium-sized companies.
India ranks fourth in terms of servers hacked by xDedic marketplace: Kaspersky Labs
This is a global forum where cybercriminals can buy and sell access to compromised servers for as little as $6 each.
Why WhatsApp is not wrong in keeping your texts a secret
Whatsapp started end-to-end encryption for its over one billion users, which means no one, not even the makers of the messaging app can access your messages.
Maxim Mitrokhin takes over as Kaspersky Asia Pacific head
Kaspersky Lab, the Moscow headquartered cyber security major has put Maxim Mitrokhin as the Asia Pacific head, the company said.
Rising number of SMBs target of cyber espionage: Kaspersky
Besides, the report also said 2,91,800 new mobile malware programmes emerged in April-June, 2.8 times higher than the first quarter of 2015.
Mobile under attack is the new opportunity for start-ups like ShieldSquare, InstaSafe & others
Its job is to ensure that no one is picking off data — like customer marriage profiles, properties for rent — on a wholesale basis from its client’s website.
Firms ready to invest in special cyber-security softwares: Study
The survey found out that one third -- 33 per cent -- of businesses which lost data in cyber-attacks admitted that payment data had been stolen.
Kasperky sets up board for advice on IT security market
Kaspersky Lab has set up an advisory board comprising global experts like Howard Schmidt, Bruce Schneier and India's Latha Reddy to provide strategic insights into the global IT security market.
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