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APAC's secure content management market is set to reach $2.2bn by 2024, fuelled by cloud-based deployments and the rise in cyber threats, says Frost - Sullivan.

Ongoing cyber attacks targeting Linux systems have been discovered, with users urged to patch their systems immediately, warns Check Point Research.

Android malware vendor teams up with marketer to rebrand products and target criminal underground, says Check Point research.

WhatsApp's new terms and conditions, which allow data sharing with Facebook, have sparked criticism among users.

Digital transformation is growing rapidly in Australia and New Zealand, but newcomers to emerging technologies may be unsecured, says Trend Micro.

Sophos has become a Numbering Authority in the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures programme, enabling it to assign CVE identification to its own products.

IronNet expands in Asia Pacific with strategic partnership with M.Tech to meet growing demand for cybersecurity solutions.

Ransomware attacks have become increasingly common, with 51% of organizations experiencing one last year. Learn how to protect yourself.

Entrust has acquired data encryption provider HyTrust, bolstering its digital security solutions and accelerating its customers' digital transformations.

Kaseya announces Unified Remote Monitoring and Management solution, offering a single platform for managing IT infrastructures.

Zero trust in cybersecurity is gaining momentum as organisations adapt to changing network perimeters and remote work.

CompTIA forms Cybersecurity Advisory Council with industry experts to tackle major cybersecurity challenges and threats in 2021 and beyond.

What is less discussed is how cybercriminals are taking advantage of those very same technologies to automate their attacks, too.

Zero trust and secure access service edge (SASE) are not mutually exclusive, and their convergence is critical for security teams in the new normal.

The research also found that 35% of the breaches recorded by Tenable were caused by ransomware attacks, while 14% of breaches stemmed from email compromises.

Microsoft was the most targeted brand by cyber criminals in Q4 2020, as they tried to exploit remote working during the pandemic. DHL came second.

LogRhythm aims to strengthen its security portfolio with the acquisition of MistNet, enhancing its machine learning-based detection and response capabilities.

2020 saw a surge in cybercrime attacks, with COVID-19 being exploited by criminals. Here are the cybersecurity threats to watch out for in 2021.

DDoS attacks on online gaming have surged, as cybercriminals take advantage of the industry's growing popularity during the pandemic, according to Nexusguard.

ThreatQuotient has been named McAfee Global Security Innovation Alliance Partner of the Year for the second consecutive year.