Radenta Technologies, one of the country’s leading solutions integrators, featured the latest security suite from Trend Micro at the recent CyberSecPhil Conference 2024.
Trend Micro is anticipating a surge in sophisticated cyberattacks through 2024, driven by the widespread availability and improved quality of Gen AI, coupled with the use of Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs).
Over 700 attendees from various organizations and universities across the metro participated in the event held recently at Edsa Shangri-la Hotel in Mandaluyong City.
Trend Micro says it is dedicated to closing the cybersecurity skills gap in the Philippines and it believes that this begins with empowering and providing opportunities for women.
Hotel booking site RedDoorz recently fell victim to a large-scale data breach, exposing 5.9 million Southeast Asian users’ personal data, a majority of which came from its largest market in Indonesia. Ever since the pandemic accelerated digital transformation, so too have cyberthreat actors proliferated and went bolder in their attacks.
"Deepfake" is particularly frightening because it has the potential to produce fake video and audio clips for cybercriminals to illegally connect money from individuals, government institutions, and private companies globally.
Trend Micro's local workforce has grown from just 14 engineers when it was established in the Philippines in 1998 to over 1,000 to date. That is about 17 percent of the firm's current total global workforce of around 6,000 employees.