Starting Wednesday, November 7, 2018, ESET will show its strong hand in the MSP space at IT Nation Connect in Orlando Florida, November 7 – 9, 2018.

NotPetya ransomware and Industroyer, the first-ever malware capable of directly affecting industrial control systems, traced to one cybercriminal group

The tool, QRecorder, was built to record calls, however its continued use has become dangerous following one of its recent updates. The updates allowed attackers to gain remote access to mobile...

UEFI rootkits, the hackers’ Holy Grail, were long feared of but none was ever seen in the wild – until ESET discovered a campaign by the infamous Sednit APT group using the LoJax UEFI rootkit.

ESET global security evangelist Tony Anscombe posts a response to recent NSS Labs Advanced Endpoint Protection test results.

ESET recently received high praise from not just one but two independent testing organisations – commending ESET’s low rate of false positives and low system impact across ESET’s security solutions...

Worried about the Meltdown and Spectre CPU vulnerabilities? The good news is that ESET protects against the malware that can take advantage of these vulnerabilities to infect your computer.

ESET has released its much-anticipated Cybersecurity Trends 2018: The Cost of our Connected World report.

Industry standard specification does not guarantee the safety of the self-encrypting drives despite verification

Almost all young people recycle their passwords, often doing so across work and personal accounts

The campaign’s goals aren’t immediately clear, as the malefactors don’t appear to be leveraging the hijacked websites for further nefarious purposes

Our trip down the malware memory lane takes us all the way back to the 1990s