Insights

A white paper exploring why a specialised security solution for virtual environments is essential.

Eugene Kaspersky, CEO, Kaspersky Lab shares his views on the most dangerous trends in the cyberspace and how Enterprises have to adapt their security strategies to the modern cyber threat landscape.

A whitepaper exploring the common threads of information security laws and regulations; confidentiality, integrity and availability. Written by Michael R. Overly Esq., CISA, CISSP, CIPP, ISSMP, CRISC.

Now in its 4th year the Global IT Risks Survey collects insights from IT professionals around the world and the results are analysed by Kaspersky’s expert threat intelligence and research teams. In this video we highlight some of the key findings on the true cost of a security breach including the additional costs that organisations often overlook.

As cyberthreats continue to evolve, more and more SMBs are turning to security as a service and outsourcing to take care of their needs. Find out more about the benefits in this report.

Kurt Baumgartner from the Global Research & Analysis Team shares his expert insights on the Heartbleed vulnerability.

In this report, Kaspersky Lab’s cybersecurity experts give you an insight into: How businesses can suffer from direct – and indirect – cyber-espionage attacks; What you can do to protect your business… and its hard-won reputation; How specific technologies can help defend your corporate network and data against sophisticated threats.

Chris Doggett, Managing Director, Kaspersky Lab, North America shares how the Kaspersky Security Intelligence Services Team can provide detailed information on attack activity for specific industries, individual companies, and governments.

Is there such a thing as "Next-Generation" threats? Does that mean we can stop worrying about the other types? This guide takes a real-world look at the threat landscape.

Leading security analyst Chris Christiansen, Program Vice President, Security Products & Services, IDC shares his opinions on why the key concerns of CSO's is in reality hardly ever technology, but instead a compromise between three elements - risk, costs and User Experience (UX).