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Preparing for The 'New-Normal' Cyber Pandemic

Preparing for The New-Normal Cyber Pandemic Published December 21st, 2020 - 08:30 GMT Trend Micro s 2020 predictions say that home offices and other remote-working spaces would redefine supply-chain attacks, leaving ecosystems extremely vulnerable. This is one of many trends that will need to be addressed by security professionals trying to (Shutterstock) Highlights Holistic strategies of prevention, detection, response and prediction can protect the network and future of organisations. Remote working is here to stay. Anecdotal evidence from across the MENA region, along with several formal studies, suggests warming to the idea of working from home. Organizations have come to realize that a hybrid workplace is nothing to fear. Except for one factor - that ever-changing threat landscape.

UAE Business: Cloudsec 2020 draws 21,000 participants

Cloudsec 2020 draws 21,000 participants

Cloudsec 2020 draws 21,000 participants DUBAI, December 20, 2020 Cloudsec 2020, the largest virtual cybersecurity event across the Middle East and Asia Pacific, drew 21,000 business and IT decision-makers and highlighted cloud transformation, cybersecurity, threat landscape, and SOC-related conversations. Hosted by Trend Micro, a global leader in cloud security solutions, the event featured eight Hands-On Labs (HOL) that attracted more than 1,100 technical engineers and cloud builders from 44 countries. 132 certificates were awarded in total for their technical prowess.  Trend Micro is making its three days of keynotes and more than 260 breakout sessions available for free online, responding to overwhelming demand from registrants. The on-demand content will be accessible for a limited time until the end of December.

SAIB partners with Trend Micro to secure its digital estate

SAIB partners with Trend Micro to secure its digital estate December 12, 2020 The Saudi Investment Bank (SAIB) has successfully deployed its security innovations to guard the bank’s digital estate against a range of threats, and deliver more secure experiences to its customers. RIYADH The Saudi Investment Bank (SAIB) has successfully deployed its security innovations to guard the bank’s digital estate against a range of threats, and deliver more secure experiences to its customers. Having moved from traditional infrastructure to modern, virtualized architecture, SAIB needed to shift its focus from a legacy model of focusing on external threats to a multi-facetted approach.