Around one third (33 percent) of IT managers in Brazil who participated in a survey in 2019 stated that emails were the source of the most significant cyber attack against the organizations they worked at during the previous year. Malicious websites placed second with ** percent. Recently, over ** percent of computer users in Brazil who used Kaspersky Lab’s security products were threatened by local malware.
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