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ESET has been recognized as a Top Player in Radicati's 2022 Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) Protection Market Quadrant for the third year in a row.

The advantages of this integration will be accessible later this year in a new edition of ESET's endpoint security solutions. ESET will focus on endpoints with 9th Gen and newer Intel CoreTM .

ESET has announced its new branding with the tagline ‘Progress. Protected’. This new brand concept, according to the company, will be accompanied by a fully integrated campaign that will run into 2022.

ESET has been ranked as a Top Player in Radicati’s 2021 Endpoint Security Market Quadrant, according to a company statement.The report, according to ESET, offers an independent assessment of 17 of its market peers' products.

In the report, the ESET PROTECT Enterprise bundle (version 8.1) was tested, which comprises the ESET PROTECT management console, ESET Endpoint Security, ESET Enterprise Inspector, and ESET Dynamic Threat Defense.

A watering hole attack compromises websites that are likely to be visited by targets of interest, allowing website visitor's machines to be infected. Specific visitors to these websites were most likely targeted in this campaign.

ESET has been a supporter of education, academia, and research. This is reflected in establishment of the ESET Foundation, whose mission is to encourage education, research, and scientific growth for the greater good of society.

The two reports emphasize the need for contemporary endpoint security for both small and large businesses. Modern endpoint security technologies use detection and response mechanisms to protect personal computing devices against cyberattacks.

“Cooperation between government and private sectors in fighting cybercrime has never been more important. It’s an honor for us to be able to provide such a quality knowledge-sharing platform for EU cybersecurity experts.“ says Andrew.

The international jury chairman, Kip Thorne, praised the world-class level of Slovak scientists saying: "The selection of laureates was extremely challenging this year. This confirms that science in Slovakia has an international quality."