The State Of Cybercrime

Vitaly Kamaluk, Kaspersky Lab

10-Nov-17 13:30

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Cybercriminals and their methodologies have rapidly evolved over the last ten years. Today, they work in groups and have the potential of crippling not just individual companies, but whole economies in the process. On this episode, we speak to Vitaly Kamaluk, head of the research team at Kaspersky Lab, about the evolution of cybercrime, and what we can do to stay safe.

Produced by: Arvindh Yuvaraj

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Tags: Kaspersky Lab, Vitaly Kamaluk, Cybercrime, Enterprise, Tech Talk

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