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ESET

Desenvolvimento de software

Bratislava, Slovak Republic 94.784 seguidores

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When technology enables progress, ESET is here to protect it. Since its beginning, ESET cybersecurity software has empowered people to use IT to improve their lives and grow their businesses. A lot has changed over the three decades of ESET’s existence, but our ambition remains the same. We’ve grown into a global brand, protecting tens of millions of people and hundreds of thousands of companies worldwide. We continue to develop ways to protect the technology that enables progress and strive to make inevitable change a change for the better. Visit www.eset.com to learn more.

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http://www.eset.com
Setor
Desenvolvimento de software
Tamanho da empresa
1.001-5.000 funcionários
Sede
Bratislava, Slovak Republic
Tipo
Empresa privada
Fundada em
1992
Especializações
information technologies, security, protection, IT, mobile security, virus protection, anti malware, mobile phone antivirus, virus scan, Windows, endpoint suite, antivirus, smartphone security, malware research, machine learning e cybersecurity

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  • AI models acting autonomously. Agentic ransomware operations. A new attack vector called "phantom squatting." July brought a series of developments that highlight how AI is reshaping the cyberthreat landscape, creating new opportunities not only for innovation, but also for abuse. In the latest edition of his monthly roundup, Tony Anscombe examines these emerging threats and shares practical insights into what they mean for organizations and defenders. 🎥 Watch the full video and learn what steps can help strengthen your cyber resilience. #CyberSecurity #ArtificialIntelligence #ThreatIntelligence

  • The latest AI-related incidents are a reminder that innovation and security must go hand in hand. From disclosure practices to accountability and secure testing environments, the discussion around AI safety is becoming increasingly important as these technologies evolve. Check out Juraj Jánošík's perspective on the implications for cybersecurity. #ESET #ArtificialIntelligence #Cybersecurity #AI #AISafety #TrustworthyAI

    The recent reports involving OpenAI and Anthropic should be treated as a serious security warning, not as a demonstration of impressive frontier-AI capability. If a conventional software vendor - and especially a cybersecurity vendor - released or tested a system that escaped its intended environment and breached third-party infrastructure, the reaction would rightly be intense scrutiny and demands for accountability. Frontier AI should not be held to a lower standard simply because the technology is new or strategically important.   This pattern is not new in the technology sector. When companies needed to run software and workloads, cloud providers turned that need into a mass-market platform, and security had to catch up later, with specialized vendors filling the gaps. We are now seeing a similar cycle with AI: organizations were using machine learning internally, frontier-AI companies identified a broadly applicable “generic algorithm” to commercialize, and security is once again being treated as an afterthought. That “ask for forgiveness instead of permission” approach is unacceptable when these systems can autonomously discover weaknesses, chain them together, and interact with real-world infrastructure.   There is also a concerning communications dynamic emerging: incidents are sometimes framed in a way that emphasizes the strength or sophistication of the model, almost turning a security failure into a capability showcase. That is dangerous. Security incidents should not become marketing proof points in a race between frontier-AI providers. AI labs should also consider aligning their disclosures with established security-industry standard, including timely sharing of relevant technical details including indicators of compromise, vulnerability information or CVEs where applicable, and actionable information for defenders.    As AI agents become more capable, the baseline expectations must rise accordingly. Strict isolation of evaluation environments, robust egress controls, credential hygiene, independent testing, clear accountability for third-party evaluation setups, rapid disclosure to affected parties, and external validation of incident timelines and impact. The industry needs to move away from improvisation and toward mature security engineering practices before these systems are deployed or tested at scale - something that security industry has been doing for years.   The lesson is straightforward: innovation does not exempt AI companies from the security responsibilities that every other technology provider is expected to meet.

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  • Independent industry assessments help organizations evaluate their cybersecurity partners with confidence. ⭐️ We're proud that ESET has been recognized as a Major Player in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide MDR Service for Midmarket 2026 Vendor Assessment. Built directly on ESET PROTECT, ESET MDR delivers a streamlined security experience with around-the-clock threat monitoring, expert-led response capabilities, and intelligence informed by decades of cybersecurity research. 🌏 As threats continue to evolve, we're committed to helping organizations strengthen resilience with security they can trust. #ESET #IDCMarketScape #MDR #Cybersecurity

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    Yesterday, we had a few special guests visiting us at our HQ in Slovakia: the AV-Comparatives team. Independent testing remains an important part of how the industry measures effectiveness, validates performance, and raises the standard for cybersecurity solutions. These exchanges help foster innovation and ensure users benefit from ever-improving protection. We're grateful for the opportunity to meet in person, share perspectives, and continue a collaboration built on a shared commitment to transparency, quality, and cybersecurity excellence. 🧠 We look forward to many more productive conversations ahead. #ESET #ProgressProtected #Cybersecurity #AVComparatives #DigitalSecurity Jan B. Juraj Malcho Zuzana Legathova Righard Zwienenberg Andreas Clementi Roman Kovac

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    Michal Jankech, Vice President of Enterprise, Small Business, and Managed Service Provider Segments at ESET, joined Partnerships Unraveled to share how 16 years of product and strategic experience shape the way ESET approaches partners, communication, and change today. The conversation explores what drives durable partnerships in cybersecurity, why perception matters alongside substance, and how European heritage is landing as a genuine differentiator in the current market. A few points that stood out: ✅ A decade in product management shaped Michal's approach to partner strategy, with a core belief that many cybersecurity decisions are partner-led and the strongest relationships are built engineer to engineer ✅ Change in a matrix organization the size of ESET runs on influence and shared belief. Relationships, a clear direction, and a consistent story across the business are what carry transformation through ✅ ESET has been using machine learning in detection for years, well before AI became the industry buzzword. The current moment is bringing new visibility to that engineering-first heritage, and the company is now modernizing its communication to match ✅ Data sovereignty has moved from a compliance checkbox to a real buying criteria for European customers. As a fully European vendor with all core processing on the continent, ESET has turned what was once seen as a limitation into a genuine advantage ✅ The most durable partner programs share four pillars: rock-solid technology, predictable commercials, a clear road map partners can invest in, and constant listening to the practitioners closest to the customer The broader takeaway is that trust is still the core currency of cybersecurity. As ESET moves toward its 40th anniversary, that trust is the foundation for how the company invests in its partners, tells its story, and continues to evolve alongside a market that keeps changing. Listen to the episode: https://lnkd.in/eyRp4x5Z #ESET #ProgressProtected #Podcast

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  • The countdown to Black Hat® USA 2026 is on, and ESET is joining the conversation on AI and cybersecurity. 🎩 In Las Vegas, Kamil Pšenák will take the stage to unpack one of today’s most pressing challenges: the real impact of AI on cybersecurity. 🗓 Thursday, August 6 | 2:05 PM | Pulse Stage 5 From overhyped fears to practical realities, this session delivers: • How blind trust in AI creates new attack surfaces • Why efficiency-first deployment can backfire • What real-world data says about AI-driven threats today #ESET #BlackHat2026 #CyberSecurity #ArtificialIntelligence

  • 👀 Think everything on the internet is fair game? Not quite. From price tracking to market research, web scraping powers many online services. But in the wrong hands, the same techniques can fuel phishing scams, data harvesting, fraud, and reputational damage. So where's the line between useful and malicious scraping? 🔍 Find out more about the risks, legality, and how businesses can protect their data. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gD-nvEeP #CyberSecurity #ProgressProtected #ESET

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