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World Cup Fever – How does your office cope?
ITWC
July 15, 2018
Welcome to ITWC’s July 2018 community slideshow! Every month we ask leaders in the Canadian technology industry about a general life topic as a fun way to know the community a little better. In honour of the World Cup taking place in Russia, we decided to ask tech leaders across Canada:
“How do you balance your employees’ desire to watch a major sporting event with your company’s usual workload?”
Cyber Security Today: Malware has two weapons, another macro attack and more Android security patches
ITWC
July 9, 2018
For those of you who don’t know, a macro is a set of computer commands a user creates that automatically run. It saves you time in repetitive tasks. But macros can also be used by attackers to automatically run a script you don’t want, usually through Microsoft Office. A researcher at Trend Micro last week found a new one
Trend Micro announces new managed detection and response service
ITWC
June 19, 2018
In addition to adding new AI-powered capabilities across its portfolio, Trend Micro today announced its own managed detection and response (MDR) service.
The company says customers will be able to deploy a Trend Micro endpoint solution that includes the ability to record system and network-level activities.
2 Truths And A Lie with Trend Micro Canada’s Marcia Sequeira
ITWorld Canada
June 7, 2018
Marcia Sequeira has been Trend Micro’s Canadian country manager for just over a year, but she’s spent almost two decades in the tech industry. To get a better feel for Marcia’s personal side, we decided to play a little game. Play along and see how you do!
With our 2 Truths and a Lie series, we’ve been getting to know some of Canada’s top technology leaders a little bit better.
Trend Micro’s new Canadian country manager on getting more women into the channel
ITWC
May 25, 2018
Women make up more than half of new university graduates, but are still underrepresented in a number of highly technical fields, such as science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and computer science.
Marcia Sequeira, Trend Micro’s recently appointed Canadian country manager, has seen this firsthand.
Experts serve up cloud computing security advice
ITWorld Canada
May 3, 2018
The phone call from the panicked customer came to Brett Gillett early on a Saturday morning: The just-received monthly bill from Amazon’s AWS service was five times the company’s average charge. Why?
Ontario hospital’s exposure of tens of thousands of unused IP addresses was risky, says study
ITWC
April 5, 2018
An Ontario hospital last fall accounted for over three quarters of the exposed and unusued IP addresses or connected devices among medical institutions around the globe, according to research conducted by two security vendors.
In a report released today by Trend Micro and the Health Information Trust (HiTrust) Alliance on problems with information security in hospitals, by using the Shodan search engine researchers found just over 69,300 exposed IP addresses or connected to
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Trend Micro Office Tour and Donation Reveal
Ottawa Start
March 23, 2018
Trend Micro Canada is delighted to be presenting a cheque of $45,000 to OCISO as part of their Give and Match program. The program brings together Trend employees from all over the world in the name of charity, encouraging each region to select a charity of their choice and raise funds for it. Trend then matches the final amount of funds raised and gifts it to the charity.
Multi-layered security is a must to protect cloud environments
ITWC
March 1, 2018
There is no one silver bullet to protect against security threats in the cloud environment. Rather, Albert Kramer, technical director with Trend Micro Canada, recommends that you use many of them.
Trend Micro, Panasonic team to build cyber secure system for vehicles
ITWorld Canada
February 15, 2018
Panasonic and Trend Micro said they are teaming up to jointly develop cyber security solution to detect and prevent cyber-attacks against electronic control units (ECU)in the new generation of vehicles that oversee acceleration, steering and braking, as well as in-vehicle infotainment and navigation systems. A complete package is expected in three years.