Kaspersky Lab has released its latest Corporate Social Responsibility Report – profiling the company’s technological, educational and charitable initiatives.
This year’s report explores the work being done to promote gender equality in the technology industry across the globe and how Kaspersky Lab is encouraging child education about digital security. The report reflects how the company is helping communities grow and contributing to making the world a better, and safer, place.
Eugene Kaspersky, CEO of Kaspersky Lab, said: “In the 21 years of our company’s history we’ve come a long way – in many aspects. Corporate social responsibility may not be the most obvious one, but it’s still very important for the development of our corporate culture.
“It’s also our contribution to making the world outside our company’s walls a safer, better place. We focus on projects close to our line of work, like providing access to free security solutions or teaching kids about online safety but we also have projects to ensure gender equality and to promote STEM education.”
He added: “I’m also very happy that we can share the results of the work done not only in our headquarters, but also in offices all around the globe with their own local volunteering programs and other charitable undertakings.”
For more information about Kaspersky Lab’s corporate social responsibility initiatives please visit https://csr.kaspersky.com/en/
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