Trustwave stories

The 2020 Trustwave Global Security Report highlights key trends around cyber criminals activity and success rate, looking at specific technology, methods, industries and scams.>>

Through point-and-click navigation, users can scan business-critical applications to search for unpatched vulnerabilities, exploitable code or evidence of malicious activity. >>

The platform aims to give internal security teams deep visibility, technologies and the security expertise necessary for protecting assets and eradicating threats as they arise.>>

Trustwave DbProtect allows customers to protect big data stores across (and in between) major cloud services. >>

The findings illustrate cybercriminals deviating towards a more focused approach against targets by using better obfuscation techniques and improved social engineering skills.>>

Trustwave expands its existing role as a trusted advisor and is now a single point of contact for the Palo Alto Networks portfolio of security products.>>

The integration enables Trustwave to harness the synergies of Singtel’s global cybersecurity business, revenue, capabilities across the Americas, Europe and Asia Pacific.>>

Ransomware has evolved to be more sophisticated and targeted, and remains a threat to businesses of all sizes. >>

Ransomware has evolved to be more sophisticated, crafty and targeted and remains a threat to businesses of all sizes.  >>

Social Mapper takes an automated approach to searching popular social media sites for names and pictures of individuals.>>

Trustwave has moved into the leader position from the major player category in the previous year.>>

Security. It’s the supporting backbone of every business but it can often feel like an uphill struggle for internal security teams.>>

Advanced threats are bypassing traditional security measures and are compromising the integrity of IT environments at an alarming rate.>>

Trustwave's annual survey found that for the fifth consecutive year security professionals are feeling more stress, but there are some bright spots.>>

GDPR is now officially live and the hype is reaching manic levels with the term beating 'Beyoncé' on Google this week - here's what the experts think.>>

Now in its tenth year, Trustwave has released its encyclopaedic report that details both current and future threats that are crucial to be aware of.>>

Trustwave was previously positioned as a Challenger in the 2017 version of the report, marking its first appearance in the report.>>

Scammers abused an online email marketing company to send spam that appear to be from the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC).>>

A new wave of spam emails use Microsoft Office documents to download password stealers without having to activate Macros.>>

Many NETGEAR routers were subject to vulnerabilities that allowed attackers to take control of the devices through a password recovery feature.>>

Crypto-mining malware variants are causing headaches for enterprises and their computers as website owners try to recoup revenue, says Check Point.>>

ChannelLife has gathered information from several insiders and come up with five predictions for the A/NZ channel in 2018.>>

Cryptocurrency miners are spreading beyond computer operating systems and on to Android applications through Google Play.>>

"Somewhere between malicious use, irresponsible use and implementation, it seems that end-users always come out on the losing end of this deal.">>