Companies around the world understand that their systems, endpoints, and applications need to be inherently secure. Unfortunately, IT security vulnerabilities and cyber security threats are increasing.
Trend Micro commissioned Omdia to conduct a study that looks at 11 companies that contribute towards industry-wide efforts to discover and disclose information security vulnerabilities. It examines the type of vulnerabilities and provides an overview of the vulnerability market.
Vulnerabilities pose the greatest threat to information security and are a prized possession for cybercriminals. Discover how you can create a business advantage with robust data security. The insights in this whitepaper will support business planning, product development, and go-to-market initiatives.
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