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Trend Micro VP of cybersecurity Tom Kellermann on mobile banking and payment transactions.

Congress is on the verge of creating its own competition to encourage students to create mobile and computer "apps" that demonstrate their mastery of science, technology, education and mathematics (so called "STEM" education).

Eva Yi-Hwa Chen shows no mercy when she suits up for fencing and thrusts at an opponent in one of her favorite sports. She has been even fiercer when it comes to fighting hackers throughout 25 years in the computer security industry.

The advanced persistent threat requires an advanced persistent response. This is one of the strategies suggested by Trend Micro's Tom Kellermann in a discussion about the evolution of cyber-attacks.

Deep Discovery to take on command and control servers

Trend Micro has enhanced its ability to identify and block command and control (C&C) communications used by advanced persistent threats (APTs) targeting enterprises.

Trend Micro is trying to cover two bases at once with a new security development aimed to secure up both Facebook and Android smartphones.

Targeted attacks are on the rise, which means it's no longer enough to simply batten down the hatches and hope for the best.

Cyber warfare has dominated the national security dialogue this week after reports that China has been systematically attacking U.S. computer networks--from the Defense Department to The New York Times to JP Morgan Chase.

An Eastern European gang of hackers bent on stealing company secrets was responsible for recent attacks on Apple, Facebook and Twitter as well as dozens of other less-publicized hacks, according to new reports.

If encrypted data is random, then sending it to the cloud should be able to sidestep the data sovereignty debate. But the necessary cost of encrypting everything has simply put this solution out of reach.

Advanced persistent threats (APTs) pose a credible threat to national security and economic stability.

A review of more than 1,500 security professionals has found that more than one in five enterprises has experienced an APT attack at some point – but more than 60% of respondents said they feel it’s “only a matter of time” before their enterprise is targeted.

While services like Facebook, Google+, Twitter and Pinterest are among the most public of online spaces, it may help to recall that a little education can go a long way towards teaching children how to behave and act more appropriately on these sites.

The two companies are teaming up to enhance the malware scans already done on new and current apps in the BlackBerry World store.

The smartphone maker and anti-virus firm are joining up to help provide BlackBerry users greater ease of mind over an increase in malware-laden mobile applications.

There is a booming industry that sells computer security products to consumers and businesses. But antivirus companies have a problem: Their software often can't prevent hackers from breaking into your computer and snooping around.

The cyber-threat landscape officially moved to the “post PC” era in 2012, according to the latest reports from security provider Trend Micro Inc., with cybercriminals targeting the Android OS, social media platforms, and the Mac OS X with new attacks.

This "titanium" security suite earned high marks in almost all of our malware detection tests, and it's got a nice user interface to boot.

The number of distinct Android malware specimens detected will reach one million this year, predicts Trend Micro in its annual security roundup report, noting that the surge in Android malware has grown at a faster clip in three years than was seen in PC-based malware in its first 14 years.

Trend Micro and Microsoft have partnered to integrate Trend Micro Worry-Free Business Security solutions into the Windows Server 2012 Essentials dashboard, heralding a concerted SMB push over the coming year.

Researchers at Trend Micro have detailed the inner workings of an ongoing attack campaign that for years has quietly been targeting organizations and institutions tied to the South Korean government.

Security firm Trend Micro forecasts mobile viruses to rise significantly in 2013, and if history is any indication, they probably will. But the anticipated rise of mobile threats sets the stage for Trend Micro's continued push into mobile security and MDM markets.

Simplified account management for MSPs is at the core of a new platform integration agreement between Tech Data and Trend Micro.

PayPal and Wells Fargo topped the list of spoofed e-commerce sites used in phishing campaigns over the holidays.

SAN FRANCISCO — A breach of computers belonging to companies in Japan and India and to Tibetan activists has been linked to a former graduate student at a Chinese university — putting a face on the persistent espionage by Chinese hackers against foreign companies and groups.

We knew it wouldn’t be long before Pinterest, the image-based social network, would attract spammers. We spotted a new scam on the site today, luring users to click for coupons to popular stores.

Eva Chen does not commute. Rather, she performs extreme and unnatural acts in the art of showing up for work.

Everyone has a story to tell about safe and respectful use of technology, and those who tell it via video could win a $10,000 prize from Internet security company Trend Micro.

Google has teamed up with Facebook and Microsoft.

It’s a very rare occurrence. But even the worst of tech enemies can agree that phishing is bad.

For years, the business world has belonged to Windows. As recently as 2008, technology research firm Forrester Research was telling companies that Windows PCs were the only machines they needed to worry about. Macs were a non-issue—but not anymore.

For Apple fans juggling iPads, iPhones and Macbooks, Apple's iCloud, which launched Wednesday, offers the chance to simplify their digital lives by linking email, calendars, music and photos from multiple devices.

It was a subtle swap: a cheesy advertisement for a vacation timeshare site atop the home page of ESPN.com, in a spot that might have been claimed by a well-known brand like Dr Pepper.

U.S. authorities have charged six Estonians and a Russian with running an Internet scam that infected 4 million computers in 100 countries and redirected searches to advertising sites that generated at least $14 million for the suspects.

(CBS) - A video called "How to crack the iPad password in 5 seconds" is beginning to circulate on YouTube, which shows a man bypassing an iPad lock screen in seconds. No password. No hacking. So how did he do it?

A hacking group calling themselves “Team Swastika” posted what they claimed was over 10,000 comprised Facebook accounts to Pastebin, a service that serves as an online clipboard. However, according to statements from Facebook PR, these email and password combinations don’t actually represent live Facebook accounts. Instead, it appears that the hackers obtained the accounts using common phishing techniques, where users were tricked into giving away their personal information.

Trend Micro lays out the numbers – it costs a lot to recover when your computer or device is compromised, but many people just don't take security all that seriously.

Trend Micro researchers traced a SpyEye malware campaign originating from Russia and they estimated the cyber-criminal had stolen $3.2 million so far in 2011.

The prospect of consumers and employees physically losing information-packed mobile devices, or getting them hacked, is driving a red-hot sector of the tech industry: supplying mobile security.

A hacker known in the cybercriminal underground as “soldier” has stolen $3.2 million from major U.S. corporations in the past six months, according to researchers at anti-virus firm Trend Micro.

HP needs 6-8 weeks to ship additional TouchPads, according to a leaked email sent to customers. HP is prepping one last run for its defunct tablet.

Because traditional approaches to security don't port easily to public or private clouds, the nonprofit Cloud Security Alliance is working to help CIOs assess the security levels of various cloud providers.

Some 8 million web pages, published mostly by smaller merchants and professional firms, have been hijacked this summer and set up to usurp control of the PCs of unsuspecting site visitors.

Millions of Web pages are hacker landmines

I have been using an evaluation version of SafeSync for Business from Trend Micro for about a week now. My new laptop had been pestering me about data backup ever since I got it, and the opportunity presented itself with this evaluation to backup my data on the cloud. So, I went for it, with pleasing results.

In his latest security blog, Dave Asprey refers to Gartner's recent report - entitled `Hype Cycle for Cloud Computing: Does Cloud Security Belong?' - and notes the report's conclusion that most companies have cloud strategies, but few have cloud-centric strategies.

Google said Wednesday that hackers based in China gained access to hundreds of Gmail accounts, including some belonging to senior U.S. government officials and military personnel. The personal Gmail account of one Cabinet-level official was compromised, an official with knowledge of the breach said.

When asked why he robbed banks, Willie Sutton reportedly said, "because that's where the money is." Although he later denied saying that, the quote endures and is applied to both legitimate businesses and criminal enterprises, including the production and distribution of what we generally think of as computer viruses or malware.

March 25 (Bloomberg) -- Trend Micro Inc. Chief Executive Officer Eva Chen said she hopes for the security-software maker’s revenue to increase by at least 10 percent over the longer term a year as demand grows from an expanding cloud computing.

Use news of earthquake, tsunami to solicit donations, trick users into downloading fake AV software, say experts