Equatorial Guinea edges closer to passing cybercrimes law
The legislative panel reviewing the draft law, to govern the use of social media and cyberspace, adopted the articles determining cybercrimes earlier this week.
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Kaspersky provides bleak picture of African cyber security
In Africa, phishing assaults, which use social engineering strategies to trick people into disclosing sensitive information, increased by 29%.
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Kaspersky appoints MD for META region
The company stated that Toufic, with nearly three decades of experience, seeks to expand on Kaspersky's regional presence in META region.
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First Distribution partners with Kaspersky to modernise, simplify security solutions
Kaspersky Premium, the top end of Kaspersky’s new range, comes with premium identity theft protection, plus priority access to the company's remote experts.
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Kaspersky shares privacy predictions for 2024
Amid international Data Privacy Day, Kaspersky provides privacy forecasts for 2024.
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Ghanaian officials visit Kaspersky Centre in Switzerland
Kaspersky Transparency Centre in Zurich, Switzerland, gives clients an opportunity to review the company's code, software updates, and threat detection rules.
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Kenya, US strengthen ties to combat cyber-crime
The summit reaffirmed a shared commitment to utilising the US-Kenya partnership to promote a constructive vision of a secure and stable cyberspace.
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Africa continues to be popular target for cyber criminals
In Q3 2023, South Africa accounts for 28% of attacks on IoT devices that were detected in Africa. Kenya accounts for 12% of attacks on IoT devices, and Nigeria – for 6%.
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Kaspersky opens Africa’s first Transparency Centre
The new site provides visitors with an in-depth look into Kaspersky's engineering and data processing methods.
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Kaspersky appoints Andrew Voges new GM for Africa
As the new general manager in Africa, Andrew Voges will be based in Johannesburg and will report directly to Kaspersky's global headquarters management.
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Kaspersky aids INTERPOL to combat cybercrime in Africa
The company's data led to the arrest of 14 suspects and the uncovering of network equipment linked to financial losses totaling more than $40 million.
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Kenyans call for a proactive cyber security policy
Analysts say proactive measures should be implemented to improve defenses and increase resilience in the face of potential future threats.