Trend Micro has extended its Deep Security as a Service on Amazon Web Services for customers in the Asia-Pacific region. This offers AWS customers in the region a variety of security modules, such as data encryption, firewall, malicious software detection and blocking, web reputation and integrity monitoring, and compliance controls.
The problem with sophisticated malware is that it tries to be invisible and persistent for as long as possible, according to Trend Micro global chief technology officer, Raimund Genes.
To back up his claim, Genes points to a report from Trustwave that sets the average time from the infiltration and breach of corporate resources until detection at 210 days or longer.
Eva Yi-Hwa Chen shows no mercy when she suits up for fencing and thrusts at an opponent in one of her favorite sports. She has been even fiercer when it comes to fighting hackers throughout 25 years in the computer security industry.
The 54-year-old is a cofounder and CEO of Trend Micro, the number three antivirus software firm worldwide and the biggest in Asia. In her eight years at the top Chen has doubled sales, to $1.2 billion in 2012.
Buffalo updated its Terastation 5000 line of network attached storage (NAS) systems today, announcing models that will come preloaded with Trend Micro antivirus software to protect data from security vulnerabilities in real time.
Aimed at small to medium businesses, the Terastation 5000 Anti-Virus TS5000V is available in 4TB, 8TB and 16TB versions. Buffalo claimed that the devices are the only models of their kind on the market to support real time scanning with the Trend Micro antivirus software.
SQL injection vulnerability was found in Trend Micro Control Manager. A remote attacker can extract sensitive data such as password through blind SQL injection.
Security firm Trend Micro is rebutting claims by a hacker about breaking into the Trend Micro network and installing a backdoor to unauthorized information as well as gaining access to Sykes, which runs support services for Trend Micro.
