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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundCA exec urges Asia to strengthen data-breach laws
September 28, 2007 Security sales director says region should follow Japan's example to ensure companies take data security more seriously.China leads Asia in malicious online activity
September 20, 2007 Report finds that China topped the region in the first half of 2007, producing the most malicious code, spam zombies, bots and attacks.Cybertrust to open for business in 30 days
September 21, 2004 The new company, the product of the merger between TruSecure and Betrusted, will operate in Europe, Asia and North America.Microsoft to expand security research teams
February 7, 2007 Over the next six months, the software maker plans to establish security research and response teams in Europe and Asia.China vies with U.S. for spam title, report says
April 21, 2006 Overall, computers in Asia relay more junk e-mail than those in any other continent, according to Sophos research.Botnets on the rise in Asia, Symantec says
September 22, 2005 Hijacking of systems by hackers grew by more than 140 percent in China alone, according to security firm's report.Trojan horse rides off with game accounts
January 25, 2005 Security researchers warn of a new pest that steals logon and password data for "Lineage," one of Asia's most popular online games.Facing biometrics' limits
June 22, 2006 Although deployment will grow significantly, its climb will be limited to internal security networks, IDC predicts.Are commie cybersnoops watching us?
May 26, 2006 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says the latest row over Lenovo speaks volumes about how politics can trump common sense.NetGear partnership to expand Asian Wi-Fi sales
December 5, 2003 The company teams with Legend Group in China and Softbank BB in Japan to sell Wi-Fi products, an effort to increase sales in Asia--the world's second largest market for Wi-Fi networking gear.
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