ESET Ireland’s latest survey reveals people believe the bullies and their parents should take responsibility for cyberbullying. Is it the education? The schools? The Gardaí? Online websites? Social media? The victims themselves? Who should bear the brunt of responsibility for cyberbullying? According to the last survey commissioned by ESET Ireland and carried out by Amárach … More Who is responsible for cyberbullying?
Car hacking may sound like something out of the latest Die Hard or James Bond film, but it’s newsworthy, real and likely to happen much more regularly in the future. We look at the top facts you need to know about this emerging trend. The first cars were ‘hacked’ at least five years ago While … More 7 things you need to know about car hacking
Introduction There are certain subjects that are the equivalent of scraping fingernails across a chalkboard for antimalware researchers, raising their digital hackles and causing grimacing normally associated with phrases like “root canal surgery” and “income tax audit”. In the case of antimalware, it’s being told that “antivirus is dead”. That’s why I gave a webinar … More Schrödinger’s antivirus: The immortality of antivirus software
Deloitte recognises 223% growth of ESET in Central Europe ESET has been included once again in ‘Big 5’ ranking of Deloitte’s Annual Technology Fast 50 CE report. ESET has enjoyed a 223% growth in Central Europe and is part of the ‘Big 5’ as the only company founded prior to 2000. It corroborates the confirmed … More ESET part of Deloitte’s ‘Big 5‘
The extremely recent and still active TalkTalk cyberattack story has generated so much media interest, commentary and analysis that we can safely say that this is big, big news, the kind of topical story that intrigues and affects everyone. While such incidents still appear to be infrequent – especially on such a big scale – … More TalkTalk Cyberattack: The story so far
