Ask us anything — really

The threat landscape is ever changing, and our Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) is constantly looking at new attacks and finding ways to help protect the world from those attacks. No matter what time it is in the world, some of our GReAT researchers are working to expose the most sophisticated threats and keep the world safe. You see, cyber-criminals don’t sleep — and neither does GReAT.

Have you ever wondered what magic GReAT members use? How they do what they do? If they use free Wi-Fi? Or have any hobbies?

Well now is your chance. On Wednesday, July 27, at 9:00 EDT (add to your calendar), four members of GReAT will log into Reddit and peel back the onion a bit in an Ask Me Anything (AMA) session. The group fielding questions will include Costin Raiu, Vicente Diaz, Vitaly Kamluk, and Ryan Naraine.

The guys will be answering questions for about one and a half hours and will try to get to as many as they can. We will post a link to the AMA approximately 30 minutes before the scheduled start. We’ll also share it on our company’s social media accounts and will tag some of the best questions and answers #AskGReAT.

So, what will you ask them? We’ll be waiting to see.

Ask us literally anything #AskGReAT #AMA

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Until then, we’ll leave you some links to frequently asked questions:

• Why is attribution hard?

• Does Kaspersky Lab find cybercriminals in Russia?

• I have been infected with ransomware, how do I get my files back?

• What APT has Kaspersky discovered?

• Did criminals really steal a billion dollars via a hack?

• How big a problem is ransomware?