Kaspersky calls for cyber-resiliency in PH

By Ed Paolo Salting

Jul 10, 2022 12:21 am

CYBERSECURITY firm Kaspersky recently said the Philippines needs to take a more active stance in prioritizing cybersecurity.

Just like its neighbors in Southeast Asia (SEA), the past five years saw the country consistently hit by various cyber threats ranging from web attacks, remote desktop protocol (RDP) attacks to mobile malware.

Genie Gan, head of public affairs and government relations for APAC & META (Asia-Pacific & Middle East, Turkey and Africa) at Kaspersky, during the press briefing in Makati. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

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