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45% of Indian online users hit by local threats in 2020

45% of Indian online users hit by local threats in 2020 By IANS | Published on Thu, Mar 4 2021 18:57 IST | 0 Views (Xinhua/Ahmed Gomaa/IANS). Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, March 4 : From online shopping to e-learning, the number of users online increased multi-fold in India and a new report revealed on Thursday that 45 per cent of online users in the country were attacked by local threats in 2020. Global cyber security firm Kaspersky detected and blocked over 13 crore internet-borne threats in 2020. This affected 35 per cent of the internet users in India, placing the country at the 43rd spot globally. According to the Kaspersky s latest report, it detected and blocked over 20 crore local threats on the consumer devices between January-December 2020.

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Women in IT sector see improved gender inequality levels over past 2 years: Report

February 28, 2021 Representative image× 58 per cent of the women agreed that gender equality could be improved by remote working A majority of women in the IT sector have seen levels of gender equality improve in their organisations over the past two years, though the equality journey continues, according to a report by Kaspersky. As per the report, 56 per cent of female respondents globally agreed that gender equality has improved in their organisation over the past two years. In the Asia Pacific region, the number was 62 per cent. Furthermore, 70 per cent of women in APAC also said that their skills and experience were considered to be more important than their gender during the interview process for their first IT or tech role.

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Kaspersky researchers first became aware of this campaign when they were called in to assist with incident response, and they discovered that the organisation had fallen victim to a custom backdoor (a type of malware that allows complete remote control over the device). Dubbed ThreatNeedle, this backdoor moves laterally through infected networks and extracts confidential information. So far, organisations in more than a dozen countries have been affected. Advertisement Initial infection occurs through spear-phishing; targets receive emails that contain either a malicious Word attachment or a link to one hosted on company servers. Oftentimes, the emails claimed to have urgent updates related to the pandemic and came, supposedly, from a respected medical center.

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70% of women in tech agree that their skills were considered ahead of their gender, but the equality journey isn t over

More than half (56%) of women in tech have seen levels of gender equality improve in their organization over the past two years, with a further 70% agreeing that their skills and experience were considered ahead of gender when applying for their first role in IT or tech. This progression in such a short space of time represents a positive step towards sector inclusivity. But the findings from Kaspersky’s new Women in Tech report, Where are we now? Understanding the evolution of women in technology, also highlights that there is still room for improvement. The idea of gender equality represents more than just physical bodies through doors. It is also the notion of perceptions, feelings, stereotypes and opportunity. To this end, a positive sign of progression comes from more than two-thirds of women (69%) now feeling confident that their opinions are respected from the very first day in a tech role. The increased levels of working from home seen over the past year have also had a co

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