Sanjay Katkar is the Joint Managing Director of Quick Heal Technologies Limited. He holds a Masters in Computer Science from University of Pune, India. Sanjay has spearheaded the creation, subsequent development and maintenance of the core antivirus engine of Quick Heal. Over a span of 20 years, he has redesigned the entire product portfolio and elevated the role of the organization as a trustworthy IT security brand in more than 80 countries. He is a member of the Technology Steering Committee of National Security Database, India, and is a reporting member of The Wild List Organization International, USA. In 2016, Sanjay Katkar was named the Product Management Executive of the Year at the 12th Annual Global Excellence Awards overseen by Info Security Products Guide, a leading information security research and advisory guide, in San Francisco, USA.

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New slogan and New Quick Heal 2011 Series looks revealed.

Quick Heal Technologies is happy to announce its new slogan. “Security Simplified” With Quick Heal 2011 coming ahead…

‘Here you have’ virus hits some major companies in US.

Thursday we observed a new worm that started to spread over Internet by emailing the address books of…

Zero Day critical vulnerability in Adobe Reader and Acrobat Reader

A critical vulnerability (CVE-2010-2883) exists in Adobe Reader 9.3.4 and earlier versions for Windows, Macintosh and Unix and…

One more Twitter scam to increase fake followers.

Popularity of Twitter is growing and so are the scams on this popular social networking website. Its kind…

Few hours to Black Hat 2010, Vegas.

Black Hat 2010 will kick start few hours from now. Lot of security experts and security community guys…

StuxNet, CVE-2010-2568 misconceptions and facts

Lot is being discussed and written about the latest StuxNet worm/virus/trojan/rootkit. After analyzing the StuxNet samples and having…

Cyber Criminals (Yahoo Boys) giving good business to Cybercafes in Nigeria

Lagos in Nigeria had been witnessing lot of fraudulent Internet activities as cybercafés out there had a major…

Increase your twitter followers, an innovative way to get victims

Recently I came across a below website that is promoting itself through twitter accounts of its members. When…

Growing cyber crime rate indicates lack of skilled staff

Looking at the number of unique malwares that we are receiving in our lab on day to day…

Connecting a newly purchased gadget to your PC can be un-safe.

We are very much used to connect a new trendy gadget to our laptop to explore its features…