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A new global survey, commissioned by Kaspersky, explores the role of healthy digital habits in the family, as well as the effect of parents’ behavio r on children and vice versa

A new global survey, commissioned by Kaspersky, explores the role of healthy digital habits in the family, as well as the effect of parents’ behavior on children and vice versa

New research from Kaspersky interviewing 389 healthcare providers from 36 countries reveals that 86% of medical organizations have already implemented telehealth capabilities, with 44% starting to use them after the pandemic.

Researchers at Kaspersky have released information regarding a long lasting campaign by a lesser known threat actor actively targeting organizations in the Middle East.

Kaspersky researchers have kept a close eye on the UAE for Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) and have worked on 49 investigative reports related to 16 cyber gangs actively targeting the country since the start of the pandemic in 2020.

Kaspersky, the global cyber security solutions provider, has signed a Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) agreement with Technology Control Company (TCC), the leading security services, digital services, and big data company.

The last 18 months have seen majority of the population adopt a more digital lifestyle, with all that it entails.

A new global survey, commissioned by Kaspersky, explores the role of healthy digital habits in the family, as well as the effect of parents’ behavior on children and vice versa

According to a recent Kaspersky survey of 4,303 IT workers, 59% of employees in the United Arab Emirates have reported an increased workload since switching to remote working, with 24% describing the increase as significant. 29% did not notice a change in volume, and only 9% noted a decrease in the scope of work due to new working conditions.

According to a Kaspersky recent survey[1] “Digital education in Covid era”, more than half of children in the United Arab Emirates (60%) who switched to remote learning due to the pandemic prefer in-person education.