Articles about Kaspersky

AI breaks through to the other side

AI models are mimicking humans' worst instincts – hacking, blackmail, self-preservation – in tests run by OpenAI and Anthropic.

Guide: Complexity overload: Why SME cyber security breaks, and how to fix it

A practical framework for IT generalists and small cyber security teams to cut complexity and strengthen security posture.

Kaspersky Container Security introduces new features

The new features aim to optimise DevSecOps and detect GitHub Actions misconfigurations.

Addressing the 57% blind spot: Aspects of security operations centre effectiveness to consider

The findings from the Kaspersky Security Services Global Report reveals most SOCs are collecting far more data than they are using for detection.

Kaspersky challenges IT leaders with next-generation cyber protection simulations

The Kaspersky Interactive Protection Simulation has expanded to include advanced cyber attack scenarios tailored specifically to IT organisations.

Finding focus: Strategic approach to cyber security for SMEs

SMEs must reduce complexity, consolidate visibility and build on what their existing team can realistically manage, says Kaspersky.

Growing demand for hybrid cyber security talent as online fraud escalates

Tech firms affirm demand for professionals who can link cyber security to business strategy, communicate risk clearly and guide decision-making.

Security at scale: Strengthening enterprise resilience amid complexity and talent gaps

A practical framework for simplifying operations, empowering security teams and sustaining business continuity.

68% of passwords can be cracked within a day

Users still rely on predictable patterns like dates, sequences and keyboard rows in passwords, according to Kaspersky.

Kaspersky to highlight local cyber security pain points, potential solutions

Global cyber security and digital privacy firm to shed light on issues affecting organisations at the ITWeb Security Summit in Cape Town.

Kaspersky intros online cyber security course for students

The free course expands on universities’ existing programmes, providing cyber security fundamentals that are essential across all disciplines.

Infostealers, malware on the attack in SA

A Kaspersky analysis shows SA recorded a 123% increase in malware in the first half of 2025, while infostealer incidents increased by 122%.