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Trend Micro Apex One™ redefines endpoint security with the capabilities delivered as a single agent, with consistency across SaaS and on-premises deployments. This offering enhances automated detection and response and provides actionable insights that maximize security for customers and offers growth opportunities for the channel.

Security researchers warn of both new and re-emerging threats that can cause serious harm.

Last week, Trend Micro came to Boston for its annual Trend Insights industry analyst event. The company provided an overview of its business, products, and strategy.

Trend Micro announced its Apex One™ endpoint security offering on Oct. 15, providing organizations with a new set of capabilities. Apex One is the rebranded name for Trend Micro's endpoint security technology, which integrates malware prevention technology with endpoint detection and response (EDR) capabilities. The endpoint security is enabled via a single end-user agent and can be integrated with Trend Micro's managed detection and response (MDR) service.

Trend Micro rolled out its unified threat management product line in North America. Included are Trend Micro Cloud Edge, Worry-Free Services, Cloud Scanner, and more.

Cybersecurity insurance is getting a lot of attention from investors right now as more and more companies try to manage their increasing risks.

Trend Micro revealed that organizations around the world are exposing themselves to unnecessary cyber risk by failing to give IT security teams a voice when planning IoT project deployments in enterprise environments.

The Scoville Scale is a measurement chart used to rate the heat of peppers or other spicy foods. It can also can have a useful application for measuring cybersecurity threats. Cyber-threats are also red hot as the human attack surface is projected to reach over 6 billion people by 2022.

Talking on the changing role of the CISO and the security department internally at the Cloudsec conference in London, Leah MacMillan, SVP global marketing at Trend Micro, asked the panel if the role of the CISO was changing?

Cybersecurity reports are seldom comforting, and this year's Midyear Security Roundup reportthat Japan-based security company Trend Micro released last week is no exception. Somewhat surprising is that although microprocessor vulnerabilities like Meltdown and Spectre top the news, ransomware and cryptomining malware delivered the old fashioned way, by hacking, phishing, or drive-by attack, are perhaps the most active threats.