The Malware Report
Summary: Anti-virus protection has changed. New forms of spyware, trojans, phishing, and run-time packers leave traditional anti-virus software, and your network, vulnerable. IT managers need new solutions to combat the ever changing threats to network security.
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Podcasts:
With over a hundred thousand unfilled jobs in computer science and computer security, why is there almost no computer science education in K-12th grade?
Flash drive cards and USB dongles can be an easy gateway to your device for viruses and malicious code; but there are simple steps to help keep you and your business safe.
Business Continuity Management is often left to the IT department. Find out why it is vital that all stakeholders share in the planning process.
ESET releases their semi-annual Threat Report that summarizes the current trends in malware and the various attacks on computers, smartphones, tablets, and other devices.
As auto manufacturers begin to release cars that use Apple Car Play and Android Auto; what are the safety concerns?
Google launches Android L and claims a better, more seamless experience for users; but what security concerns come with it?
Kids spend a lot of time online during the summer. What should parents do to help keep them safe on their computers, smartphones, and tablets?
Law enforcement take down the bad guys behind Gameover Zeus and Cryptolocker. How did they do it?
This week is the one year anniversary of the Edward Snowden leak from former CIA contractor which released thousands of classified documents, ultimately revealing the NSA spying program in detail.
20 students get the chance to be trained at the ESET headquarters on how to fight cyber-crime and keep people safe from a variety of online threats.
While there are serious threats to Android users like ransomware and cryptolocker, there are simple steps users can take to help keep them safe.
EBAY breach affects millions of users. Names, passwords, emails, phone numbers and addresses all stolen. What should users do to protect themselves from identity theft?
A majority of consumers now believe internet service providers have violated their trust by working with the government on secret surveilance of its customers.
New Harris Poll shows online behavior is changing due to leaks of NSA spying by Edward Snowden.
Families, friends, and schools are sharing pictures of kids online. Issues of consent, privacy, and safety create a dilemma for today's parents.
