Trend Micro stories - Page 9

Trend Micro recently deconstructed a new phishing scam that targets Apple IDs and uses AES encryption as part of its processes.

Cybersecurity experts from Sophos, Trend Micro, CyberArk, Mimecast, Bitglass & others share their thoughts on privacy and what it means for security.

In the wake of Cambridge Analytica’s scandal, Trend Micro’s Maximum Security offers a robust antivirus solution to protect privacy on social media.

Ransomware attacks surged by 32% in 2017, with more than 17 million malware threats detected in New Zealand alone, warns cybersecurity firm Trend Micro.

Employees who use unprotected public or home internet connections are putting their organisation, networks, assets, and intellectual property at risk.

Not only with the companies protect customers, they've also vowed not to help governments who want to go on the cyber offensive.

The way people write their emails could be the new weapon that detects malicious email threats - and that’s exactly what Trend Micro is counting on.

OceanLotus is attacking MacOS systems with a Perl-based backdoor spread via fake event registration forms from Vietnamese group HDMC, Trend Micro reveals.

Connected hospitals can be exploited – and researchers believe that the WannaCry scare has only made matters worse.

Security-as-a-Service offerings surged in 2017 according to Canalys, but vendors like Symantec struggle to meet unpredictable investor expectations.

Every day a piece of science-fiction becomes real. Today, it's a cybersecurity offering that learns how to protect you without straining your CPU.

In the wake of the mass digitisation taking homes by storm, cyberbullying and online harassment has accelerated 60 percent with no signs of slowing.

A resurgence of last year’s ‘MuddyWater’ threat campaign may be targeting organizations in Pakistan, Turkey and Tajikistan.

APAC was also the region affected by the highest number of threats in most recorded categories including online banking malware.

As Kiwis embrace IoT devices, a new Trend Micro report reveals a surge in cybersecurity threats, with homes at risk due to poor security measures.

You wouldn’t openly leave your front door and your wallet open for burglars, so why would you leave your entire home unsecured from cyber threats?.

Trend Micro says cybercriminals are becoming more business-minded and are likely to target organisations that are trying to comply with GDPR.

While many organisations recognise phishing as serious, they often struggle to obtain quality information about specific threats.

Smart homes, smart buildings and smart devices are giving cybercriminals a helping hand, and many device owners may not even know it is happening.

The two companies aim to thwart cyber risks that jeopardise connected car safety - particularly security in ECUs and infotainment systems.