Vice President, Cloud Research
CES this week has been full of video game announcements. From new games to new controllers to new systems, there’s a lot of innovation in gaming. The common thread tying it all together is connectivity. We are now at a point where it is the exception that a game doesn’t have an online component. Shared…
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Of all the technology featured at CES this week, the most exciting is 3D printing. The possibilities of this rapidly maturing technology are nearly limitless. Last year the possibilities started to become realities. In 2014 we saw the rise of several groups starting to print prosthetics for a variety of communities. Prosthetics are deeply personal to their…
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We recently released our 3Q 2014 Security Roundup entitled Vulnerabilities Under Attack: Shedding Light on the Growing Attack Surface in which we highlight a number of trends like an increase in PoS malware, mobile attacks, and others. The issue I’ll dive into here is the fallout from the Shellshock vulnerability. You can read the specifics of the…
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At the Gartner Data Center, Infrastructure & Operations Management Conference this week in Las Vegas, I presented a new session called, “Infrastructure as (Secure) Code.” This talk tackled the benefits and challenges of having most of your infrastructure represented as code of varying forms. This is a scenario that’s playing out in even the most…
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It’s been a week since re:Invent, and the dust is still settling. The content from the event is being posted quickly. You can find all of the videos (with a few still coming), audio podcast versions, and slides from the sessions online. The challenge here is the how to process this massive amount of content….
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Wow. As expected, re:Invent 2014 was a whirlwind. Last week, AWS launched nine new services. Well, eight new standalone services and a new database engine that is important enough to be called a new service. Trend Micro was a diamond sponsor at the event, and we had a huge presence at the event. For this post,…
Read MoreBuild with confidence from marknca on Vimeo. As an app developer, you know that security is important, but sometimes you can lose perspective as to why it’s important. Your users trust that when they share their data with your app, it will be safe. That trust is critical to your success and to your users’…
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This is the 4th & final post in a short series on the shared responsibility model for security in the AWS Cloud. Please take a few minutes to read the others: part 1, part 2, and part 3 Shellshock Shellshock (which entails a number of CVE’s), is a bug that affects bash, a command line…
Read MoreI don’t usually do posts that focus on products, partnerships, or really anything around the business side of Trend Micro. I like to stick to technical education. However, I wanted to point out a joint partnership that we recently launched with CloudNexa, a premier AWS consulting partner (FYI, Trend Micro is an AWS advanced technology…
Read MoreThis is the third post in a short series on the shared responsibility model for security in the AWS Cloud. Please take a couple of minutes to read part 1 and part 2. POODLE Another bug with a catchy name, POODLE, is actually an acronym. It stands for “padding oracle on downgrade legacy encryption.” This…
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