Kaspersky multi-device 2015 now in stores

Following the announcement of the Kaspersky Internet Security – multi-device 2015 product, the solution is now available for purchase from Saturday 13 September 2014, in leading technology retail stores. The device brings added protection to home users’ – safeguarding...

Employees slow to report stolen devices

As the rate of stolen mobile devices increases, the average time it takes IT departments to respond to this security threat grows. This is according to a Kaspersky Lab survey of global IT security professionals. The cause of this delay is employees becoming slower to...

Kaspersky updates Internet Security

Kaspersky Lab has announced the release of its newly updated product for home users, Kaspersky Internet Security – multi-device 2015, in South Africa. The solution was developed to protect users of Windows, OS X and Android devices from existing and new threats,...

NetTraveler gets 10th anniversary makeover

In 2014 the actors behind global cyber-espionage campaign Operation NetTraveler celebrate 10 years of activity. Although the earliest samples appeared to have been compiled in 2005, certain indicators point to 2004 as the year when the malicious activity started. For...

Hacking into the average living room …

Kaspersky Lab security analyst David Jacoby conducted a research experiment in his own living room to find out how safe his home is from a cyber security point of view. He inspected home entertainment devices such as network-attached storages (NAS), smart TVs, router, Blu-ray player and so on to find out if they are vulnerable to cyber-attacks.