Companies are investing in upskilling their cybersecurity teams
Over 70% of businesses pay more than 100.000$ for additional training annually to keep skills of their cybersecurity employees up to date, a recent Kaspersky study has revealed.
Over 70% of businesses pay more than 100.000$ for additional training annually to keep skills of their cybersecurity employees up to date, a recent Kaspersky study has revealed.
Intersec 2024, the renowned International Exhibition for Security, Emergency Services, Safety, Policing, and Cybersecurity, is preparing to welcome global companies presenting innovative tech-driven solutions for emerging data challenges.
Report Uncovers Value of Network Investments in Improving Store Operations; Highlights Growing Consumer Demands for In-Store Mobile Experiences
According to the Digital Superstitions survey by Kaspersky, more than half of the respondents in the UAE (60%) do not post photos with their partners or spouses on social networks.
EMEA investigations involving ransomware decreased from 17% in 2021 to 7% in 2022
2022 Threat Landscape Report reveals that the most commonly exploited vulnerabilities were up to five years old
Global survey of cyber security decision makers finds that majority of Middle East respondents (91%) are satisfied with the quality of their threat intelligence, but most struggle with effectively applying it.
Threats evolve, attackers constantly change their tactics, techniques and procedures, and defenders must adapt and stay relentless if they want to keep up. This Forecast aims to help the cyber security industry frame its fight against cyber adversaries in 2023.
With the rise of cybercrime as a service business model, the information necessary to organize an attack is in demand among cybercriminals. Kaspersky’s experts analyzed nearly 200 posts on the dark web offering to buy information for initial access to companies’ forums. The average cost for access to a big company’s systems lies between $2000…