Articles By: Trend Micro
Trend 2025: Cyber Risk Report
Outpacing the adversary The Trend 2025 Cyber Risk Report sustains our shift towards proactive security. Protecting enterprises is no longer about stopping breaches but is now about staying ahead, making cybersecurity a business enabler.
More Than a Number: Your Cyber Risk Index Explained
In an increasingly complex cyber threat landscape, organizations need more than static assessments—they require continuous, quantifiable visibility into their cyber risk. the Cyber Risk Index.
Cyber Risk Exposure Management (CREM): Cross-Layer Network Risk Management
Proactively uncover, predict, assess, and mitigate cyber risks – prioritizing impact, reducing exposure, and building cyber resilience.
Guide to Operationalizing Zero Trust
Zero Trust is no longer a buzzword but an essential element in enterprise security architecture. Operating on the ‘never trust, always verify’ principle, Zero Trust plays a vital role in protecting enterprise assets and data. However, operationalizing Zero Trust can be challenging for businesses.
What is Zero Trust Report
Zero trust (ZT) is an architectural approach and goal for network security that assumes that every transaction, entity, and identity is untrusted until trust is established and maintained over time. ZT strategies contrast with the legacy view that a network is secure unless security systems identify a breach.
Exec Brief Operationalizing Zero Trust
Your organization must align its people, processes, and technology when pursuing a zero trust strategy. Making informed decisions regarding access is only possible if you can accurately assess risk which requires a comprehensive understanding of all enterprise assets, data, and user workflows. Legacy systems, multiple security solutions, regulatory pressures, and skills shortages add to the complexity of zero trust efforts.
Three Ways To Evolve Your Security Operations
Both the threat and business landscapes are always changing, but the drastic shifts of recent years have made unprecedented demands of security teams, and the security operations center (SOC) in particular. Making piecemeal or incremental changes to keep up with the latest trends is no longer sufficient.
SOC Modernization and the Role of XDR
Security operations demand massive scale to collect, process, analyze, and act upon massive amounts of data. endpoints and networks.
