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IN PICTURES: Reseller News Roundtable - Facilitating distributor change in a cloud-focused channel
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IN PICTURES: Cloud conversation deepens as record-breaking rhipe Cloud Summit 2016 hits Sydney
News about trend micro
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Trend Micro address regional challenges with managed security service launch
Trend Micro has announced its managed detection and response service is now available for customers in Singapore and Asia Pacific.
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Tech giants unite in stance against government cyber attacks
Microsoft, Facebook and more than 30 other global technology companies announce joint pledge not to assist any government in offensive cyber attacks.
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The partners behind DXC Technology’s evolving global strategy
DXC Technology has captured more than 250 technology solutions providers in its partner ecosystem.
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Size matters as security vendors scale through double-digit growth
Security revenue growth was strong during the second half of 2016, especially for large vendors.
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Trend Micro names Peter Hewett as new A/NZ channel head
Cyber security vendor, Trend Micro, has named Peter Hewett as its new Channel Director for Australia and New Zealand.
Features about trend micro
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SMBs serious cyber targets as security vendors fight for market supremacy
“IT security vendors have tried to provide small businesses with solutions that are easy to understand and deploy to increase sales."
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Kiwi firms wake up to prolific security threats following Sony breach
Prolific cyber attacks against Sony capped off one of the biggest years on record for cyber security, as Kiwi organisations recognise the need to protect against data breaches in 2015.
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Trend Micro: Malware on the rise across NZ
“Our findings confirm that we are battling rapidly moving cyber-criminals and evolving vulnerabilities simultaneously."
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Security showdown 2014: And the winner is ...
Free programs will take you only so far in protecting against viruses, malware, ransomware, especially now that phones and tablets are as commonly targeted as PCs. Many suites promise to protect you, but only a few offer comprehensive security with minimal hassle.
