Internal threats

Kaspersky Lab is paying a lot of attention to IT security education & literacy development sharing its knowledge & experience actively through its educational program “Kaspersky Academy”

Here’s the latest of our malware calendar wallpapers.

Here’s our malware wallpaper for August, highlighting some notable malware-related events from the past.

Alexey Polyakov is a Head of the Global Emergency Response Team of Kaspersky Lab – a new security policy consultation service for current and new corporate customers. Over the last 12 months this new service has responded to numerous incidents in which corporate customers’ networks have been targeted.

In this webcast, Eugene Kaspersky, CEO and co-founder of Kaspersky Lab, shares his extensive knowledge of the driving forces that power the modern cyber-criminal ecosystem and discuss the way that cybercrime operates.

Here’s the latest of our malware wallpaper calendars.

Here’s the latest of our malware wallpaper calendars.

For business travelers, the use of a laptop to stay connected to access business documents and connect to office resources is an absolute necessity. In this Lab Matters webcast, Kaspersky Lab malware researcher Stefan Tanase provides some general travel tips and advice to assist in protecting you, your laptop and your corporate data while you are on the road.

Here’s the latest of our malware wallpaper calendars.

Here’s the latest of our malware wallpaper calendars.

Here’s the latest of our malware wallpaper calendars.

In January we published the first of our malware wallpaper calendars. Here’s the latest wallpaper.

We’d like to wish all our readers a very happy New Year and offer you a small gift – a selection of wallpaper calendars with the dates of the most significant events in the history of the IT security industry.

In this Q&A with Ryan Naraine, Kaspersky talks about the different eras in malicious computer activity, from passive viruses to Internet worms to botnets and, now, a new era of cyber-warfare.

A few thoughts about why replacing Windows with MacOS and Linux is not really the solution.