Cybersecurity threats on mobile are increasing says Kaspersky Lab

Alejandro Arango, Global PR Director, Kaspersky Lab and Yeo Siang Tiong, General Manager, SEA, Kaspersky Lab

According to the Malaysian Communication and Multimedia Commission who conducted a recent survey among Malaysians, the percentage of smartphone users has risen to 75.9% of the population in 2017, up from 66.7% in 2016. This also represents a perfect avenue for cybersecurity threats to strike for both companies and individuals alike. While many users retain…

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Kaspersky conducts KIPS Online Simulation to improve cybersecurity cooperation in Malaysia companies

Kaspersky conducts KIPS Online Simulation to improve cybersecurity cooperation in Malaysia companies 2

Representatives of Kaspersky Lab in Malaysia today conducted their first Kaspersky Interactive Protection Simulation Online (KIPS) training simulation to highlight the importance of cooperation in the realm of corporate cybersecurity training. “The goal of KIPS is not to train managers on the threat landscape – we don’t want to replace cybersecurity officers. The goal that…

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Kaspersky Lab sets Malaysian record for mobile antivirus activations at an event

Kaspersky Lab sets Malaysian record for mobile antivirus activations at an event 6

Kaspersky Lab is a trailblazer in antivirus protection and on 6 June 2016 at Tunku Abdul Rahman University College (TAR UC), the antivirus protection titan set another record in Malaysia as they achieved an amazing Malaysian record of having the most number of “Anti-Virus for Mobile Devices Activated in an Event”. At the all-day event,…

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Kaspersky Lab rolls out free antivirus solution

Kaspersky Lab rolls out free antivirus solution 8

Kaspersky Labs has just announced that they are rolling out a free version of their antivirus software for PCs. Dubbed Kaspersky Free, the antivirus software acts as the introductory tier to their array of antivirus solutions and covers the essentials by blocking dangerous files, websites, instant messages and e-mails for the low price of nought.…

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Kaspersky shows how it goes hunting for fantastic (online) beasts and how to find them

Woman holding dinosaur bone in reference to the subject title Palaeontology of Cybersecurity from Kaspersky Labs

Ask the average guy on the street about cybersecurity, cybercrime or any of the recent hacks or malware like the recent WannaCry and Petya virus as well as the ironically named NotPetya virus that have been plaguing everyone like a digital version of the bubonic plague and they will likely conjure up the mental image…

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Kaspersky says latest wave of Nigerian phishing scams are taking a more sinister turn

Kaspersky says latest wave of Nigerian phishing scams are taking a more sinister turn 15

Nigerian phishing scams are so common as to become a popular meme. They inevitably revolve around human greed and involve emails that are sent out to potential victims, stating that they are the recipient of a massive amount of money or some such other lucrative deal before asking for personal details or a token but…

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Kaspersky Labs aims to turn the tables on malicious hackers with new security services

Kaspersky Labs aims to turn the tables on malicious hackers with new security services 18

During a recent press conference in Kuala Lumpur, cyber-security provider Kaspersky highlighted that the future will see more targeted attacks with the theft of trade secrets, theft of intellectual property, stock manipulation, insider trading and other nastier threats. Other potential threats on the horizon include targeted ransomware and DDoS attacks to garner Bitcoins. There will also be…

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