Editorial Team

How has the number of Android attacks evolved in 2023? What types of Android threats are trending? Here’s a summary prepared in cooperation with Ondrej Kubovic, ESET Security Awareness Specialist.

Get to know Log4Shell, a vulnerability in Log4j, a popular open-source logging library, and keep your business safe from it.

Ransomware has always been there and is always evolving. Nevertheless, massive ransomware attacks have appeared less frequently than in previous years as attackers shift to targeted attacks.

Together with Daniel Chromek, Chief Information Security Officer at ESET, we discuss common ways people endanger their data through app services.

If your boss told you on Zoom to wire money, would you question if it’s really them? With deepfakes on the rise, maybe you should. This tech can entertain — but it can also deceive.

The ESET Threat Report T3 2022 explains the impact of cryptocurrency exchange rates and soaring energy prices on various crypto-threats and the continuing influence of the war in Ukraine on the world of cybercrime.

SMBs are increasingly becoming attractive targets for ransomware attacks. Why? Because these businesses accumulate more valuable data than individual consumers, and at the same time, they lack the robust security measures employed by large corporations or institutions.

XDR is making waves — using behavioral analytics to catch threats across your entire network. Don’t want to manage it yourself? That’s where MDR comes in: outsourced protection, smart and simple.

From phones to printers, digital devices power your business — but they also open doors to cyber threats. Regular cybersecurity risk audits help keep your defenses sharp.