The new decade brings many challenges and changes to business by introducing a data security law that is the first of its kind stateside: the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).

What are the lessons we’re learning from the COVID-19 pandemic.

What steps to take before getting rid of computers or laptops.

As businesses shift to remote work, it’s vital to maintain device visibility and management.

As people trade their offices and desktop PCs for laptops and home Wi-Fi networks, it is vital that people are given clear guidance as to how to protect their computers and their data at home.

COVID-19 scams and social engineering target businesses and capitalize on rapid change.

Besides their core business, CFOs face some unfamiliar challenges in the times of the COVID-19 pandemic. Many of them relate to IT or IT security.

Or is it… home office is where the hurt is?

In ongoing consultations with clients, large companies named targeted attacks and hacking as two of their biggest security challenges since they can seriously impact business continuity.

The Emotet trojan's developers have grown increasingly frustrated as they find themselves blocked by multilayered ESET solutions at every turn.

Individuals are becoming increasingly desensitized to simply pressing “I agree” to websites, devices, and apps accessing their personal data.

Taking advantage of the detections already written by ESET’s malware research team is a very effective way to bolster your SOC team’s capabilities.