1H’2021 Security Review Shows Active Cloud Attacks VP, Threat Intelligence
Trend Micro’s midyear report highlights the growing importance of cloud security as attacks increase in frequency and complexity. Read More HERE…
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This Week in Security News – September 3, 2021 VP, Threat Intelligence
Proxytoken vulnerability can modify Exchange server configs and Lockbit jumps its own countdown, publishes Bangkok Air files Read More HERE…
Scan Your Microsoft Azure Blob Storage for Risks Cloud Security Marketing
New on the Trend Micro Cloud One security platform: Learn how easy it is to monitor, identify, and quarantine malicious file entering your Azure Blobs. Read More HERE…
This Week in Security News – August 27, 2021 VP, Threat Intelligence
Key takeaways from H1’ 2021 Linux threat report and Google removes fake crypto-mining apps and more. Read More HERE…
Key Takeaways from the Linux Threat Report VP, Cloud Security
As the popularity of Linux continues to increase, so does its attack surface. This brings to light a pressing question for organizations: who is responsible for the security of all the Linux instances running your cloud environment? Read More HERE…
This Week in Security News – August 20, 2021 VP, Threat Intelligence
This Week in Security News: Tokyo Olympics Leveraged in Cybercrime Attack and T-Mobile Confirms Hack Read More HERE…
#LetsTalkSecurity – Security at the Speed of Change VP, Security Research
Let’s Talk Security: Season 02 // Episode 05: Host, Rik Ferguson, interviews Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer for Carrier, Nicole Darden Ford. Together they discuss the changing cybersecurity landscape. Read More HERE…
This Week in Security News – August 13, 2021 VP, Threat Intelligence
This Week in Security News: Hackers Steal $600 million in Largest Ever Cryptocurrency Heist and Cybersecurity is the New ‘Great Game’ Read More HERE…
Detecting PrintNightmare Exploit Attempts using Trend Micro Vision One and Cloud One Threat Research Engineer
We look into the different implementations of PrintNightmare and include recommendations on how security teams can safeguard their workloads. Read More HERE…
Most supply chain attacks target supplier’s code—ENISA
The agency also reported that attacks on the supply chain have grown in number and become more sophisticated. Sixty-two percent of the attacks were also done using malware, requiring enterprises to future-proof their security. Read More HERE…