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Ransomware continues to evolve as one of the most devastating cybersecurity threats, and attackers are finding new ways to exploit vulnerabilities. One such method involves targeting publicly shared SMB2 (Server Message Block version 2) connections

Phishing has drastically transformed from its early days as a simple scam targeting unwary email users. Modern phishing techniques—dubbed “Phishing 2.0″—are more complex, highly tailored, and designed to bypass even the most robust security systems.

The rise of remote work has led to an increase in BYOD, presenting organizations with the challenge of securing devices they do not own. This article discusses a cloud-based architecture that enables centralized control over BYOD, including security posture checks, real-time enforcement, and logging.

In an attempt to bypass security solutions, attackers are increasingly hiding phishing and other malicious links inside QR codes. It’s for this reason that we’ve added a technology to Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway that reads QR codes (including ones hidden inside PDF files), extracts links and checks them before they land in an employee’s inbox. We explain how it works.

Do you believe it is not possible to wake up one morning and discover your bank account is empty or your credit cards maxed out? Rethink your thoughts, as the risk of becoming the next victim of identity theft is real, and hundreds, if not thousands, of people face this reality every day, often discovering it too late.