The security company's top 20 lists for August feature six new malicious programs.
The companies partner to roll out a browser add-on that protects Internet users against cyber threats.
Cyber criminals target USB devices as new channels to spread malware.
Panda Security and Kaspersky Labs have differing views on trends in identity theft.
ESET Smart Security 4 combines anti-virus, anti-spyware and anti-spam functionality with a personal firewall.
A third of SMEs worldwide have had to halt business activity due to malware, says Panda Security.
The small virus might be used as an entry point into systems to upload malware later.
A surge in botnet growth sees spam account for 92% of all e-mail, reveals McAfee.
An Adobe PDF exploit drops a Trojan into the user's system, potentially leading to further attacks.
Spam represents 90% of all inbound e-mail, the report reveals.
A new ATM threat is most likely installed with help from inside the bank, says Kaspersky.
The criminals behind Koobface will continue to exploit the attack opportunities the Web 2.0 world offers, says Kaspersky Lab.
Malicious software for mobile devices is set to increase, says Kaspersky Lab.