Scuderia Ferrari is synonymous with the world’s premier racing championship; it is the oldest and most successful team in Formula One™ history.

Kaspersky is not only a sponsor to Scuderia Ferrari – we are an active and very proud partner of the entire Ferrari brand. Motorsport and cybersecurity have a lot more in common than you might imagine.

In the high-octane world of Formula One™, performance is everything – Scuderia Ferrari knows well what that means.

Similarly, when consumers and companies need IT security they can trust… performance makes the difference between being safe or falling victim to the latest cyberthreats.

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As Amna grew up, the roar of an engine was never far away and a passion for motorsport was inevitable. By 13 years of age she had begun practising on the track and she started competing in Formula 4 at just 17 years old.

Thanks to her tenacity, skill and courage Amna has acheived a huge amount in her career already. She was the Rotax Max Challenge Champion for the 2016-17 season, the GCC Young Driver Academy winner and won the UAE Teen Sports & Fitness Awards.

These achievements show that great rewards can be acheived by women who take risks and believe in themselves - values that Kaspersky shares and that support our endorsement of "The Flying Girl".

Modern cars are not just electromechanical vehicles anymore.

With each generation, they become more and more connected, incorporating new progressive intelligent technologies, making vehicles more efficient, comfortable and safe. At the same time, new technologies like remote diagnostics, telematics and infotainment bring new challenges to the industry, turning connected vehicles into cyberattack targets.

The growing risk of a vehicle being infiltrated, or having its safety, privacy and financial features violated, requires methodical, organizational and technical measures to ensure protection.

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Modern-day chess is a sport that combines human intellectual excellence with mathematical accuracy and computer analysis like no other.

As the combination of human expertise and advanced computer technologies is at the core of our business philosophy, Kaspersky is proud to join FIDE and World Chess as cybersecurity partner.

Chess is one of the internet success stories of the 21st century, with hundreds of millions of players now competing regularly online. New technology has transformed the way the sport is organized, presented and played, enabling fans worldwide to use their devices to follow every move made by the elite players, streamed live from the top tournaments. And on PCs and mobile devices worldwide, tens of thousands of chess lovers are logging on and playing. In February 2017 FIDE, World Chess and Kaspersky jointly announced a cybersecurity partnership, initially embracing the two-year World Chess Championship cycle in 2017-18.

The agreement is the culmination of a growing relationship and a recognition of the vital importance of having world-class cybersecurity measures in place to protect and enhance the sport.

The partnership will include cybersecurity protection at FIDE headquarters in Switzerland, elite chess players competing in the World Chess Championship and the infrastructure of the tournament.

It also includes group cybersecurity training for players, while Kaspersky’s branding will be visible on all player tables during the matches of the 2017-18 championship.

One of Kaspersky’s first interventions was to deploy its market-leading Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) solution within FIDE and World Chess, providing continuous, high-speed analysis and protection of all online traffic, including data shared via the Amazon Web Services public cloud platform used by FIDE and World Chess. Kaspersky specialists also completed a detailed application security assessment and discovered vulnerabilities and cybersecurity threats. Kaspersky helped to prepare the plan of vulnerability remediation and make the application more secure.

The threats posed by natural disasters like this were as grave to people of the time as cyberthreats are to modern society.

As an authority on cybersecurity and threats to humanity, it's essential that we know the history and evolution of threats across the centuries and understand how people have faced and defeated them.

In Akrotiri, our desire to understand threats to humanity sees Kaspersky funding 3 fascinating projects that will explore and protect the extensive architectural remains and well-preserved wall paintings from this ancient civilization.

Kaspersky has commissioned British art pioneer SHOK-1 to create a dazzling X-ray of Midori Kuma, guardian of all things digital and our inspirational mascot. The collaboration expresses the twin values of trust and transparency, underlining their importance in today’s world.

The Midori Kuma X-ray comes as part of a wider collaboration with SHOK-1. Other standout pieces include a unique light box exhibited in Venice at the V-A-C Foundation, and a short film exploring SHOK-1’s creative process and philosophy.

In an effort to Save the World and unleash creativity, encourage freedom of expression and further innovation, Kaspersky has boosted a significant creative collaboration with British multimedia street artist D*Face on the theme of Kaspersky's mission statement 'Save the World'. The art series commissioned by Kaspersky and designed by the artist contains three instalments: a major permanent public mural located in Brooklyn, the livery of the Virgin Racing Team drivers’ helmets and the livery of the team's show car. Finally, the artwork is also featured on a limited edition of Kaspersky Total Security v.2019 product.

Space development and exploration are actively driven by data and advanced technology and it is important that the industry remains protected. Kaspersky inspire people by supporting space initiatives that relies intrinsically on data and technology to help ensure a brighter and safer future.