Tarsus to distribute Kaspersky solutions
Tarsus Distribution has been appointed as a new distributor for Kaspersky’s product offerings in Southern Africa.
Ransomware modifications double in a year
WannaCry remained the top culprit, despite a Window patch being released over two years ago.
DDOS attacks on the rise
The longest DDOS attack of Q2 2019 lasted a whopping 509 hours or nearly 21 days.
SA loved FaceApp more than Mandela this week
The #Faceappchallenge frenzy hit SA this week, clocking 100 000 Google searches, although experts believe there may be risks.
Trust issues dominate crypto-currency concerns in SA
A new Kaspersky report looks into the state of consumers' attitudes towards crypto-currencies.
Hajime has 300 000 devices awaiting orders
Westcon-Comstor vendor partner Kaspersky warns of the Internet of things malware currently building a huge peer-to-peer botnet.
Kaspersky discovers new wiper malware
Experts at Kaspersky have uncovered StoneDrill, a wiper malware targeting enterprises.
Kaspersky sees growth in threat intelligence services
The company aims to double sales in the META region by 2020 through a demand for threat intelligence services.
South Africans conceal their Webcams
A Kaspersky report reveals 13% of South Africans cover their Webcams in an attempt to protect their privacy.
Kaspersky's network hit by advanced attack
The cyber security company suspects a nation state is behind the advanced attack on its internal networks.
Symantec, Kaspersky downplay Beijing ban
The software companies talk down a move by Beijing to exclude them from a list of anti-virus vendors for government agencies.
Not even the corporate toilet is safe
Today, employees are working from a multitude of locations, some secure and some most definitely not, says Fieriaal Achmat, Kaspersky product manager at Tarsus Technologies.