ESET, Europe’s leading global-scale digital security provider headquartered in EU, has a responsibility to protect our shared digital progress. To ensure this happens in Ukraine we have assembled several business relevant resources to help raise security for your organization.
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
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 your business
Best practices:
For new customers:
If you need to migrate your current cybersecurity solution, ESET can compensate for the outstanding license with up to 24 months of remaining validity.
For ESET business customers
Boost your security with the right settings
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.
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All critical institutions and operators of critical infrastructure in Ukraine have been offered a free upgrade to our highest-grade solution.
We are now automatically extending expiring licenses for Ukrainian consumers at no additional cost.
For the time being, we are keeping our technical support in Ukraine operational in case new threats arise.
ESET Researchers were the first to discover a new type of wiper malware detected in Ukraine. We continue to monitor the situation actively.
As part of our effort to support affected regions, the ESET Foundation donated €500,000 to the INTEGRA Foundation and UNICEF Ukraine.