Our new map of the cyberworld threat landscape allows everyone to see the scale of cyber activity in real time and to get a taste of what it feels like to be one of our experts. 'Where do the attacks come from? Where do users click on malicious links most often? Which types of malware are the most prevalent? These are the sort of questions being asked by lots of users. Three years ago the figure was just 70,000 but antivirus technologies have also changed with the times and we have no problem coping with this huge stream of traffic,'Ĭommented Denis Zenkin, Head of Corporate Communications at Kaspersky Lab.

'Every day Kaspersky Lab handles more than 300,000 malicious objects. In other words, you have a front row seat to the attempted carnage that's constantly taking place on the web. Quote: Eugene Chereshnev, Chief Mobile Business Officer Kaspersky Lab There are literally millions of attempts to steal consumers’ private data every day in 2013 we blocked more than 5 billion cyber-attacks on user computers and mobile devices. It includes malicious objects detected during on-access and on-demand scans, email and web antivirus detections, and objects identified by vulnerability and intrusion detection sub-systems. For more information, visit Kasperskys Cyberthreat Real-Time Map: A Guide.

Sometimes it's helpful to have a visual aid to better understand something, and with that in mind, security vendor Kaspersky Labs has launched an interactive cyber threat map that lets viewers see cyber security incidents as they occur around the world in real time.

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