Trend Micro Middle East

Survey shows companies increasingly under threat from internet viruses.

There are many ways data can be manipulated, lost, stolen and maliciously controlled. Julian Pletts finds out what more needs to be done to plug data leaks in Middle Eastern networks.

Security firm Trend Micro confirms cleaning of 180,000+ affected computers in Q1.

Free web browsing Security for the iPhone and iPod touch made available

Cybercrime analyst investigates just how much phishing pays in underground economy

Security vendor Trend Micro has announced plans to continue investing in growth in the MENA region

Emails claim Barack Obama has refused to become the president of the United States

Enters agreement with BigFix to provide solution that supports more than 10,000 endpoints

Vendor and distributor work together to secure Al Noor networks.

Trend Micro has not yet lined up a replacement, but confirms the recruitment process is underway

GITEX: Internet security giant plans 'safe web browser' for new iPhone criticised over security.

GITEX: Trend Micro CTO says bank security in Gulf state can only protect against 'school kids'.

Trend Micro, a leader in and content security software and services, is showcasing its wide range of security solutions at GITEX Technology Week.

The UAE's banks are being forced to re-examine systems and processes in the aftermath of a major ATM fraud.

Doo reveals next move after ending Trend Micro reign

Data encryption is crucial to protecting the integrity of enterprise information. Organisations investing in encryption have to understand their requirements, and implement solutions across the company to get the most from them.

The company’s E-mail Encryption Client 5.0 is intended to provide easy e-mail encryption for organizations large and small.

Trend Micro Smart Protection Network, a next generation cloud-client content security infrastructure, is designed to effectively protect customers

Trend Micro releases latest version of Worry-Free SMB security solution including online services and application behaviour monitoring

This month Trend Micro reported on a mass web attack that has already been dubbed the 'Italian Job II'.

Education alone won't work to protect the average user from the threats of today's online world

Recent hacking attack did not endanger internet surfers, CTO claims

Trend Micro, a provider of network antivirus and internet content security software and services, has announced that it is positioned in the leader's quadrant within Gartner's "Endpoint Protection Platforms Magic Quadrant", published in December 2007.

Trend appoints two new channel personnel for Saudi Arabia

Relying on existing customers is all well and good, but there comes a time when resellers need to find new opportunities. That task can be a gruelling process, involving clear communication between the reseller's own business development team and the brands that it represents. Channel Middle East asks vendors to outline the importance of a strong lead generation policy and explain the procedures they have in place to assist Middle East resellers in their quest for new business.

Information technology develops at such a pace that hotels are finding it hard to keep up with the latest trends and guest demands, but IT firms are doing their best to help the industry stay up-to-date.

Trend Micro has declared itself a pioneer in the fight to secure the web world and create robust internet experiences ahead of GITEX Technology Week 2007.

Harry Potter fans investigating a Harry death rumour run the risk of activating a computer worm, Trend Micro has warned.

Harassed IT managers, struggling to cope with a growing range of threats, now face a new danger: rogue security applications.

Trend Micro has revamped its channel programme for the EMEA region and introduced a portal to allow partners to access information and services online.

iPods and other multimedia devices pose a new form of security threat.

Trend Micro has launched a Network Access Control (NAC) product for automated policy enforcement.

Trend Micro is looking at a brighter forecast for security, by launching "in-the-cloud" web reputation technology that allows users to gauge how safe a web site is.

Security firms, and almost everyone else it seems, are falling over each other to attack Microsoft over the security of the latest edition of its Windows operating system, Vista. IT Weekly looks at what has been said and whether the criticism is justified

Regional IT managers are being warned by security firms of the increased threat from pharming - in which users are tricked into visiting fraudulent web sites.

When a Middle East enterprise invests millions of dollars in an IT solution, there is a great deal of time and effort behind the scenes, ensuring that the company maximises its return on investment and procures the best products available on the market. Well, that's the theory anyway...

Users now have yet another reason to get annoyed with spam; security giant Trend Micro has identified another malware threat that wreaks havoc via spamming.

Up to one million households in Saudi Arabia are to be given free internet access as part of a new business model that could revolutionise the Middle East advertising industry

Security firms predict the number of attacks launched over the internet will continue to increase in the region over the coming year as broadband penetration rates rise

Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) have driven forward economic growth in the region. Unsurprisingly, vendors are keen to break into the sector.

After expansion in the Levant area earlier this year, antivirus software vendor reveals plans to grow its business by signing more partners elsewhere in Middle East region

More messaging features mean more ways for hackers to access data, Trend Micro claims

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Solution aims to help large networks clean up infections

Slow deployment could lead to cyberattacks, experts warn