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AWS Summit 2013 Highlights: Storing, Securing And Sharing Data In The Cloud

Phishing attack is latest by pro-Assad hackers operating out of Dubai, who target sites with views opposed to their own

Vice president of cyber security at Trend Micro Tom Kellermann on the latest hack attack against LivingSocial.

Security move follows a rash of high-profile account takeovers, including a hoax tweet from the Associated Press' account about White House explosions.

Hoax and ensuing crash on Wall Street show the new dangers of our light-speed media world

In the latest evidence of social media's power and its vulnerability to potentially catastrophic cyber attacks, the financial markets were whipsawed Tuesday by a bogus Associated Press tweet sent out by hackers claiming the White House had been hit by explosions, and President Barack Obama had been injured.

Trend Micro's Tom Kellerman and spider.io's Douglas de Jager discuss cyber security on Bloomberg Television's "Taking Stock."

This is the story of how Facebook declared my site a malware distributor — without any prior notice to me — and the steps I took to reclaim my standing as a legitimate site in Facebook’s eyes.

Black Hat Europe: Trend Micro's SCADA experiment finds 17 targeted attacks, mainly from China, US, Laos

Trend Micro is taking another stab at mobile security by rolling MDM into a more comprehensive data protection suite of solutions. The move could give channel partners a new way to introduce MDM to an established base of customers, but Trend Micro will have to stay focused on mobility strategy if it wants to gain ground in the market.-

This is a story about Apple and a group of angry parents whose kids did something they shouldn’t have.

Last month, a private security firm announced that Chinese military hackers had launched attacks on the U.S. government and private companies nearly 147 times in the last seven years, a formal declaration of a secret cyber war that’s been going on for decades.

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.