Trend Micro stories
Young Aussie and Kiwi cyberstars Dakota Adams, 8, and Madison Hurst, 11, win Trend Micro's internet safety contest, each taking home AUD $2,250.
Entries for the What's Your Story? poster competition close soon, offering young artists a final chance to win a share of USD $14,000 in cash and prizes.
Kids aged 5 to 12 in Australia and New Zealand can tap into their creativity and win a share of AUD $14,000 in the What's Your Story? poster competition.
More than 8 million malware detections in New Zealand were recorded by Trend Micro in the first half of this year.
TechDay backs the What's Your Story? poster contest offering kids aged 5-12 across Australia and New Zealand a shot at a USD $14,000 prize pool.
A number of experts have come forward to share their opinions on the huge Uber breach affecting 57m people that was kept under wraps for a year.
Trend Micro says it wants to foster critical skill development to fill the shortage of cybersecurity professionals around the world.
ATMs may soon be facing more malware attacks as criminals develop better creation tools that others can add to their arsenal.
Cryptocurrency miners are spreading beyond computer operating systems and on to Android applications through Google Play.
rend Micro says it has achieved a 'perfect score' for breach detection in NSS Lab's Breach Detection System Report.
In today's connected world of smart devices and ever-increasing volumes of disruptive and destructive cyber attacks, ITS cybersecurity is mandatory.
There's change in the air as criminals are increasingly ditching the physical-based methods of stealing information and cash from ATMs.
Tech support scams are now being used as social engineering tools as part of EITest's campaign to deliver Coinhive's Monero cryptocurrency miner.
APAC ranked highest in ransomware threats & malware detections, with online banking malware and malicious mobile app downloads also prevalent.
As news spreads of the Bluetooth zero-day that affects more than 5 billion devices, security experts are warning users to use Bluetooth with caution.
The new free app aims to help people become aware of how many connected devices they have at home and the potential risks that they have...
More than a quarter of all business email compromise (BEC) scams around the world target Australia, new research says.
The EMOTET banking malware has emerged with a wider target scope than ever before, three years after it was originally found.
The company refers to a survey they conducted that shows some organisations need to be better prepared for when the scheme is implemented.
A malicious backdoor called BKDR-ANDROM.ETIN is using fileless malware to infect systems through USB flash drives.
