Threat Landscape

Some forms of malware are more sophisticated than others, like fileless malware. It is an elusive threat, challenging our understanding of cybersecurity.

Malware as a Service (MaaS) has opened the floodgates for cybercriminals, allowing even those without technical know-how to unleash chaos on unsuspecting victims.

Is it strange that cybersecurity companies would be called to share their expertise in a military simulation of today’s digital battlespace? The answer seems to be a resounding no.

C-level executives, diplomats, and high-ranking IT managers usually have access to sensitive information, huge amounts of data, finances, or more. And adversaries know it.

The number of Android threats detected by ESET telemetry in the past four years has tripled.

Guest speaker, Forrester Sr. analyst Tope Olufon explains how to stay resilient in Europe’s fluid threat landscape.

Some threats bypass standard security tools. In such cases, security operators capable of deep analysis are needed.

Cybercriminals leverage AceCryptor and Rescoms (RAT) to upgrade spam phishing messages difficult to recognize by both humans and machines. To defend, MSPs automate protection.

Since the invasion started, ESET has both investigated and prevented a significant number of attacks launched by Russia-aligned groups against Ukraine.