During the holiday season this year, it’s estimated that nearly 49 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more to be with their friends and family. And this is just the start. We can expect many more to take to the roads and skies over the festive period – whether they’re visiting relatives or planning a…
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Cyber Monday is here and is heralding the busiest time of the year for retailers and consumers alike. Experts are predicting 2016 will be the biggest yet, with sales on Monday expected to exceed $3 billion – that’s up nearly 10% on last year. But while all our eyes will be keenly focused on spotting…
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For the second time in 2016, AV-Test Institute has awarded Trend Micro™ Internet Security 10 a Top Product Certificate among a field of 22 products tested. The testing report from March-April 2016 continues to show you don’t have to sacrifice the performance of your PC to get the best protection from malware—if you choose Trend…
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Recently, Apple made an announcement that everyone should be familiar with. They announced that they are no longer supporting QuickTime for Microsoft Windows. In particular, they’re not going to fix any more security vulnerabilities in it. There are already two known security vulnerabilities with QuickTime for Windows now. Trend Micro’s Zero Day Initiative reported them…
Read MoreThere is a likely acceleration date which may require you to switch all your SHA-1 certificates to SHA-2 certificates by June 1, 2016, instead of the previous deadline of December 31, 2016. In 2013, Microsoft announced that SHA-1 certificates will have significant security problems in the following years, and therefore cannot be issued after Jan 1,…
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At Trend Micro it’s always been our job to work out where the next threat is coming from, so we can offer the best protection possible to our customers. Sometimes people listen to us at shows and say: “Seriously? That’s never happened to us.” But that’s the point. It hasn’t … yet. Who would have…
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April 2015 sees the release of a project that has been a year in the making for us. Something that we had affectionately been calling “Choose Your Own Adventure” for most of its lifetime as we laid it out, put some meat on the bones and finally stitched it all together (no we weren’t making…
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Ensuring Internet safety for kids is more complex than ever before because it now includes all your family’s home computers, cell phones, and tablets. Every device should be a part of the safety program. Creating a safer Internet environment for kids requires a careful mix of parental authority and family trust. Parental authority extends to…
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