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Why Trend Micro is evolving its approach to enterprise protection
The digital transformations that had enabled many enterprises to stay afloat amid the Covid-19 health crisis also brought about major upheavals in cybersecurity, the impact of which was still widely felt in 2021. In our annual cybersecurity report, we look back at 2021 in terms of the most significant security issues and trends that shaped the year’s threat landscape.
Why Trend Micro is evolving its approach to enterprise protection
When a Conti ransomware affiliate struck Ireland’s Health Service Executive (HSE) a year ago, we discovered something very important about threat actors. Pandemic or no pandemic, they’re prepared to hit any target if it’s deemed lucrative and exposed enough.
We recently observed a number of apps on Google Play designed to perform malicious activities such as stealing user credentials and other sensitive user information, including private keys.
The ICS Security Event S4 was held for the first time in two years, bringing together more than 800 business leaders and specialists from around the world to Miami Beach on 19-21 Feb 2022. The theme was CREATE THE FUTURE.
How Trend Micro’s unified cybersecurity platform is transforming cloud security
After a two-year hiatus, it’s easy to forget the value of in-person events. That’s why we’re delighted to be back on the road, at the upcoming Infosecurity Europe event in London next month. It’ll be a great opportunity to share out latest big product news, interact with customers and discuss the latest threat trends.
We analyze the Black Basta ransomware and examine the malicious actor’s familiar infection tactics.
This report focuses on the components and infection chain of the NetDooka framework. Its scope ranges from the release of the first payload up until the release of the final RAT that is protected by a kernel driver.
When it comes to cybersecurity, simplicity is an underrated quality. Yet across the country, IT leaders are increasingly realising that investments in point solutions over the years have not made them more secure—quite the opposite.
We found an AvosLocker ransomware variant using a legitimate anti-virus component to disable detection and blocking solutions.