At Trend Micro, we are dedicated to equipping companies in the Kingdom with the necessary tools and expertise to navigate the ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape and achieve their digital transformation goals, in line with the Bahrain Vision 2030."įurthermore, the report highlighted an increase in failed patches adding extra time and money to corporate remediation efforts and exposing organizations to unnecessary cyber risks. "To effectively mitigate risks and future-proof their digital infrastructure, businesses must gain a comprehensive understanding of their vulnerabilities and implement a multi-layered security strategy. Our latest report emphasizes the pressing need for organizations to take a proactive stance on cybersecurity and invest in up-to-date threat intelligence solutions,” said Rasheed Al Odah, Managing Director KSA, South UAE, Bahrain and Levant, and MEA Service Director at Trend Micro. The intricacy of the digital environment has resulted in a surge of cyber threats that can compromise operations and sensitive data. “As technology advances rapidly, businesses face both opportunities and challenges. In addition, over 3.7 million (3,705,898) malware attacks were identified and stopped. In Bahrain, Trend Micro solutions detected and blocked over 8.5 million (8,610,207) email threats, prevented 1.3 million (1,384,056) malicious URL victim attacks, and 3,988 URL hosts. It emphasized that threat actors indiscriminately targeted both consumers and organizations across all sectors, making 2022 a challenging year for cybersecurity professionals. Titled "Rethinking Tactics", the report highlights concerning trends that have significant implications for the future of digital security. Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain - Trend Micro Incorporated (TYO: 4704 TSE: 4704), a global leader in cybersecurity, today announced the findings of its annual cybersecurity report, which revealed a significant 55% increase in global threat detections and a massive 242% surge in blocked malicious files in 2022. ( MENAFN- Stallion Advertising) According to the company's report, there has been a 55% increase in global threat detections, and a staggering 242% surge in the number of malicious files that have been blocked.
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