“As the threat landscape continues to evolve and change each day, security has remained a top priority for our partners.” - David Dicker.

Overall, between July and September, DDoS botnets attacked targets in 82 countries.

Many SMBs have fallen victim to multiple attacks – with 37% having experienced two or three infections.

"We aim to encourage women to get more involved in the security technology space."

"The cyber world is falling apart and the united internet we're used to is ceasing to exist."

"I think the majority of sophisticated malware can't be uncovered by machines."

"Our goal is to secure the internet, help solve global problems and apprehend sophisticated threats."

"To address the cyber security skill shortages in Australia, CySCA aims to promote cyber security as a career option."

"The value of the data you cannot touch is more than the price of the device you can hold."

The attack dubbed ‘Roaming Mantis’ remains highly active, exploring new tricks and techniques to extend its reach.

Heightened cyberheist activity by the notorious Lazarus group could give rise to more fake supply chain attacks.

"We can clearly see that the utopia of a borderless digital global village is coming to an end."

According to a report published by Kaspersky Lab ICS CERT, RATs are incredibly widespread across all industries.

Cyber attacks on industrial computers are considered to be an extremely dangerous threat as they cause material losses and production downtime for a whole system.

Cybercriminals who use botnets to conduct their attacks are shifting away from single-purpose malware .

“DDoS attacks can be used as a smokescreen to steal money or to demand a ransom for calling off an attack.”

Cybercriminals are reaping the benefits of the cryptocurrency hype, bringing in millions of dollars through fake exchanges and fake ICO offers.

IDC has released the results of its 2018 APAC vendor assessments for managed security services and threat lifecycle services.

“Synnex has been in search for a premium security partner since we entered the New Zealand market in 2005.”

Kaspersky Lab will work with three Singapore academic institutions to support the development of cybersecurity education.

“I’m excited to be a part of this company particularly at this time where cybersecurity is one of the most dynamic fields of ICT."

Naina Parhar will be responsible for spearheading the company's local channel transformation.

A study has revealed that a minuscule 11 percent of the cybersecurity workforce are women - Kaspersky says this is attributing to the huge skills gap.

Authorities estimated global losses from ransomware in 2016 to be more than $200 billion - this coalition was formed to address this.