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According to the Kaspersky Digital Payment survey, 93% of respondents from the Middle East reported an increase in their use of e-wallet and mobile banking in 2021.

According to research, more than one in five websites use persistent cookies that are stored on people’s devices to help remember information, settings, preferences, and sign-on credentials that have previously been saved.

In 2021, the financial threats landscape witnessed positive changes with the overall number of users affected by malware reduced significantly, including a 35% drop in PC malware.

While analyzing the threat landscape of the United Arab Emirates, Kaspersky saw a steady decline in attacks on mobile devices in the region.

The majority (93%) of managed service providers (MSPs) in the META region are currently planning to add new services to their cybersecurity portfolio, with managed detection and response and targeted attack discovery are being the top choice (33%). These are the findings of a new Kaspersky report ‘MSP market focus: IT security challenges and opportunities in the new normal’. As perceived competition in the market has risen since 2019, pricing, quality of protection, and ability to offer additional services become key factors for choosing a cybersecurity vendor.

The Kaspersky Employee Wellbeing 2021 report unveils that while organizations regularly face employee data leakage, almost half of them (36%) prefer not to disclose these incidents publicly. At the same time, staff may lack basic cybersecurity knowledge to protect themselves as only 38% of businesses offer IT security training.

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.