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ESET security experts from our Malware Research and Product R&D centers work around the clock to guarantee our customers are protected from new emerging threats.

ESET has the best visibility into cyberthreats in the region. With these insights, we can better protect both Ukrainian and global customers.

We are committed to sharing our expertise and knowledge with the general public and with the relevant authorities in order to improve digital resilience in these trying times.

Ground-breaking HermeticWiper research

ESET researchers uncover a new wiper that attacks Ukrainian organizations and a worm component that spreads HermeticWiper in local networks

UKRAINE CRISIS
Digital Security Resource Center

What can you do to secure your business today?

As the war in Ukraine intensifies, the risk of cyberattacks globally heightens with it. What can organizations do to improve their digital resiliency? ESET experts bring a comprehensive set of educational materials and useful tools.

For ESET business customers

Boost your security with the right settings

  • Ensure that key features such as Advanced Memory Scanner, Exploit Blocker, ESET Dynamic Threat Defense, and Ransomware Shield are all enabled.
  • Where necessary, configure HIPS and Firewall rules.
  • Make sure the most current version of the product is installed and updated.

Enable powerful cloud sandbox now

ESET is immediately increasing protection to all existing and new customers using ESET PROTECT Cloud management console by offering a 90-day trial of an Advanced Threat Defense component called ESET Dynamic Threat Defense that can be enabled with just one click in the console.

Enter your cloud console to activate it

Frequently Asked Questions

ESET’s infrastructure is globally distributed. Additionally, we don't anticipate disruption to our cloud-based services. We regularly conduct all necessary reviews to ensure business continuity against a range of scenarios, from military conflict to energy shortages and outages.

ESET has no R&D centers in Ukraine or Russia and doesn't anticipate any disruption to our services.

ESET R&D centers are located in 13 cities: Bratislava, Košice, and Žilina (Slovakia); San Diego (U.S.); Buenos Aires (Argentina); Singapore (Singapore); Taunton (United Kingdom); Jablonec nad Nisou, Prague, and Brno (Czech Republic); Krakow (Poland); Montreal (Canada); and Iasi (Romania).

ESET does not have any infrastructure in Russia or Ukraine; however, our customers might be impacted by an increase in cyberattacks.

Our IT assets comply with ISO 27001, which requires that data centers be distributed in multiple countries and regions based on the product/process.

ESET has both a business continuity plan and a disaster recovery plan in place for certain important products and services.

ESET is upgrading and providing affected customers in the Ukraine with more advanced products free of charge. Local tech support staff remain available to support customers to upgrade their products or handle and respond to any security incidents. ESET products have detections in place to identify and protect customers against newly identified malware such as HermeticWiper, HermeticWizard, HermeticRansom, and IsaacWiper.

ESET’s infrastructure is globally distributed. Additionally, we don't anticipate disruption to our cloud-based services. We regularly conduct all necessary reviews to ensure business continuity against a range of scenarios, from military conflict to energy shortages and outages.

ESET has no R&D centers in Ukraine or Russia and doesn't anticipate any disruption to our services.

ESET R&D centers are located in 13 cities: Bratislava, Košice, and Žilina (Slovakia); San Diego (U.S.); Buenos Aires (Argentina); Singapore (Singapore); Taunton (United Kingdom); Jablonec nad Nisou, Prague, and Brno (Czech Republic); Krakow (Poland); Montreal (Canada); and Iasi (Romania).

ESET does not have any infrastructure in Russia or Ukraine; however, our customers might be impacted by an increase in cyberattacks.

Our IT assets comply with ISO 27001, which requires that data centers be distributed in multiple countries and regions based on the product/process.

ESET has both a business continuity plan and a disaster recovery plan in place for certain important products and services.

ESET is upgrading and providing affected customers in the Ukraine with more advanced products free of charge. Local tech support staff remain available to support customers to upgrade their products or handle and respond to any security incidents. ESET products have detections in place to identify and protect customers against newly identified malware such as HermeticWiper, HermeticWizard, HermeticRansom, and IsaacWiper.