Cybersecurity

CeBIT is coming to an end, and as always it’s been interesting.

While the situation with the weather hasn’t gotten any better, the atmosphere at BlackHat is still good.

Greetings from snowy Amsterdam, where the 2006 Europe Black Hat Briefings and Trainings are taking place.

A very important and worthwhile InSafe initiative starts today. Dubbed ‘Safer Internet Day’, the initiative is designed to raise awareness of cyber threats.

Hello from Tianjin in China, and the AVAR 2005 conference. This year’s conference is the eighth annual event for virus analysts from the Asian region, and it’s one of the highlights of an antivirus researcher’s calendar.

We at Kaspersky Lab heartily support the ‘Get Safe Online’ campaign, since user education is a key element in computer security. Here are some of our pointers for safe computing.

Every once in a while we have a meeting for all the people in the company analysing viruses and reasearching security threats called “The Analyst Summit”.

This document describes and evaluates the main approaches to proactive protection implemented by different vendors.

We’re at InfoSecurity Europe at the moment, which is running in London until the 28th April.

I am in Havana, Cuba for the first Kaspersky Lab Partner Event for Latin American partners.

Another year, another CeBIT. And here we are again in Hanover, at the biggest international IT fair.

Already in its 7th year, AVAR (short for “Association of Anti Virus Asian Researchers) is becoming an increasingly wide security even.

Eugene and Costin have gone to Tokyo this week. They will be meeting other antivirus and security experts at the AVAR conference.

The nature of threats encounted by PC users has changed significantly over the years. Today’s threats are more complex than ever before. So is it still worth using a traditional antivirus solution?