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Petya: Research firm finds solution to recover lost files
The potential solution, created by security firm Positive Technologies, is said to only work if the ransomware secured administration privileges to the machine.0 7359
Positive Technologies: hackers target IT specialists as a stepping stone to larger attacks
Positive Technologies: hackers target IT specialists as a stepping stone to larger attacks.
Positive Technologies: cybercriminals could soon use AI in over half of all cyberattack techniques
According to the report, AI could eventually be used by attackers across all tactics outlined in the MITRE ATT&CK matrix and in 59% of its techniques.
Positive Technologies partners with a major cybersecurity solutions provider in Middle East and Africa
Positive Technologies has signed a distribution agreement with Mideast Communication Systems (MCS), a leading provider of information technology and cybersecurity solutions headquartered in Cairo for Middle East and Africa markets.
Positive Technologies helps resolve zero-day vulnerability in Windows
Microsoft released an update for a range of Windows products to resolve the CVE-2024-43629 vulnerability discovered by Sergey Tarasov from …
Positive Technologies partners with Amity University Dubai to bolster cybersecurity training
Positive Technologies partners with Amity University Dubai to bolster cybersecurity training
Positive Technologies drive smarter cybersecurity investments for industrial systems
Sandhya D’Mello spoke to Moscow-headquartered, Mena Regional Director, of Positive Technologies, Ilya Leonov, who is focused on protecting critical infrastructures and enabling organisations to invest smarter in cybersecurity solutions
Positive Technologies empowers cybersecurity experts in Gulf countries to safeguard financial sector
A recent study revealed that on the dark web, 13% of all expert-reviewed messages related to the Gulf region target the financial industry. This area attracts cybercriminals due to opportunities to access user personal data.
DDoS attacks in the Gulf countries surge by 70% since the start of the year
Positive Technologies: DDoS attacks in the Gulf countries surge by 70% since the start of the year.
SCOPE Middle East partners with Positive Technologies to enhance cybersecurity across the region
This strategic alliance marks a significant milestone for both companies, setting the stage for enhanced cybersecurity resilience across the MEA region.