Trend Micro offers a recap of 2009’s threats and predictions for the year ahead. Raimund Genes, Trend Micro CTO, gives technical explanation of his insights.
The danger sounds daunting—even overwhelming. But the answers are out there and core technology expert Jon Clay has them in a series of videos explaining how Trend Micro’s Smart Protection Network overcomes attacks. These short videos are eye-opening and easy-to-understand, offering a sweeping overview without a lot of “tech speak.”
SecureMe2 uses Trend Micro OfficeScan Version 8R1 which supports Windows Vista (32bit and 64bit), XP, Server 2003 and Server 2008 (32bit and 64bit). OfficeScan also supports client installation on guest Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista operating systems hosted on virtualisation applications such as VMware and Microsoft Virtual Server.
The antivirus technology doesn’t support Windows 7 nor Mac computers
Social networking sites are fascinating and downright scary at times. This Security Guide to Social Networks is a must read if you use Facebook, Twitter or MySpace, or know somebody who does. Not only will you learn about the dangers—which are very real and lie in wait for the unwary with everything from spam to identity theft—but also a few simple, clever and useful rules to help you avoid those dangers.
Eastern European cybercriminals are siphoning off millions from small businesses, taking advantage of a lack of authentication procedures, transaction controls and reporting. They trick workers into visiting sites with the same look and feel as their company’s bank by using malware programs or keystroke loggers downloaded via an email attachment. This is one article you’ll want circulated throughout your company.