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June 16, 2007 Show:   Topic: Protection While Searching the Web  Guest: David Perry
Trend Micro, Inc. (NASDAQ: TMIC) is a global leader in network antivirus and Internet content security software and services.

David Perry, Trend Micro's Global Director of Education, talks about a radically new defense system against Internet threats, which protects you, while surfing the Net.
Listen To Trend MicroJune 16, 2007 interview
May 15, 2004 Show:   Topic: Pt. 2 Security Solutions for Small-Medium Business  Guest: Richard Sheng
Trend Micro, Inc. (NASDAQ: TMIC) is a global leader in network antivirus and Internet content security software and services. Trend Micro focuses on providing customers with a comprehensive approach to managing the impact of mixed-threats to their productivity and their information. Enterprise antivirus and anti-spam products, designed for companies with extensive IT resources, are too expensive and unwieldy for smaller organizations to manage. Acknowledging this fact, Trend Micro has addressed the needs of small and medium sized businesses (SMBs) for quality anti-virus and anti-Spam products that address their security needs. In this second of a series,

Richard Sheng, product marketing manager for small and medium business discusses the suites of products available which give smaller businesses the protection they deserve without deluging network administrators with even more work.
Listen To Trend MicroMay 15, 2004 interview
April 24, 2004 Show:   Topic: Security Solutions for Small-Medium Business  Guest: Richard Sheng
Trend Micro, Inc. (NASDAQ: TMIC) is a global leader in network antivirus and Internet content security software and services. Trend Micro's comprehensive scalable solutions help businesses manage their Internet security challenges, improve their business productivity and reduce the cost of ownership. Enterprise antivirus and anti-spam products, designed for companies with extensive IT resources, are too expensive and unwieldy for smaller organizations to manage. Recognizing this fact, Trend Micro has addressed the needs of small and medium sized businesses (SMBs) for quality anti-virus and anti-Spam products that address their security needs.

Richard Sheng, product marketing manager for small and medium businesses discusses the specific needs of SMBs and the suites of products available which give these businesses the protection they deserve without deluging network administrators with even more work.
Listen To Trend MicroApril 24, 2004 interview
November 22, 2003 Show:   Topic: E-Mail Security  Guest: David Perry
Trend Micro, Inc. (NASDAQ: TMIC) is a global leader in network antivirus and Internet content security software and services. Trend Micro focuses on providing customers with a comprehensive approach to managing the impact of mixed-threats to their productivity and their information, through such initiatives as Trend Micro Enterprise Protection Strategy.

David Perry, Trend Micro's Global Director of Education discusses Trend Micros's products that can protect your computer from Spam and viruses.
Listen To Trend MicroNovember 22, 2003 interview
October 4, 2003 Show:   Topic: Sobig Variations  Guest: David Perry
Trend Micro, Inc. (NASDAQ: TMIC) is a global leader in network antivirus and Internet content security software and services. Trend Micro focuses on providing customers with a comprehensive approach to managing the impact of mixed-threats to their productivity and their information, through such initiatives as Trend Micro Enterprise Protection Strategy.

David Perry, Trend Micro's Global Director of Education discusses the impact of the Sobig virus with future variations and its potential security threat. David Perry also discusses ways that Trend Micro is working to combat this threat.
Listen To Trend MicroOctober 4, 2003 interview
August 30, 2003 Show:   Topic: Enterprise Spam Protection  Guest: David Perry
Trend Micro, Inc. (NASDAQ: TMIC) is a leader in network antivirus and Internet content security software and services. Spamming has become relatively easy since email protocols are easier to forge, user addresses are simple to harvest, and there is virtually no cost involved with sending out spam. By 2004, an estimated 50% of corporate incoming email will be comprised of spam if the company does not initiate procedures to attack this problem.

David Perry, Global Director of Education lets us know about Trend Micro's Enterprise Spam Prevention Service. This service for enterprise networks is designed to block non-productive and malicious spam at the Internet gateway and interoperates seamlessly with the company's other antivirus and content security products. This service based on heuristic technology (probability determined) eliminates 90-95% of the spam including new types with very emails falsely labeled as spam.
Listen To Trend MicroAugust 30, 2003 interview
August 9, 2003 Show:   Topic: Latest Updates for Computer Security  Guest: David Perry
Def Con is the largest hacker convention in the world. Geared towards hackers, programmers, phreaks, cyberpunks, cypherpunks, open source hackers, civil liberty advocates, wardrivers, feds, and reporters, Def Con is for anyone interested in seeing what's going on in the computer underground.

Special guest, David Perry, Global Director of Education for discusses what's new and items of interest from Def Con 11. Find out what is happening at the convention that amasses the most technically skilled and savvy computer security experts in the world discussing the hottest issues for cyber security and privacy.
Listen To Trend MicroAugust 9, 2003 interview
October 20, 2001 Show:   Topic: Virus Attacks  Guest: David Perry


Listen To Trend MicroOctober 20, 2001 interview
September 22, 2001 Show:   Topic: Nimda Alert  Guest: David Perry


Listen To Trend MicroSeptember 22, 2001 interview
August 11, 2001 Show:   Topic: Viruses pt3  Guest: David Perry


Listen To Trend MicroAugust 11, 2001 interview
July 14, 2001 Show:   Topic: Viruses pt.2  Guest: David Perry


Listen To Trend MicroJuly 14, 2001 interview
June 23, 2001 Show:   Topic: Viruses  Guest: David Perry


Listen To Trend MicroJune 23, 2001 interview
January 27, 2001 Show:   Topic: Virus Misinformation  Guest: David Perry


Listen To Trend MicroJanuary 27, 2001 interview
January 8, 2000 Show:   Topic: Viruses  Guest: David Perry
Besides Y2K date problems, what else did the new year bring?

David Perry from discusses the window of opportunity that allowed a surge in computer viruses released into the wild. Find out what you need to know to keep your data safe.
Listen To Trend MicroJanuary 8, 2000 interview
December 25, 1999 Show:   Topic: Y2K Viruses  Guest: David Perry


Computer user beware! Viruses designed to mimic Y2K problems. Viruses picked up in chat rooms to peek into your hard drive. These and more from David Perry of . Picked to be on the advisory council for the White House at the end of this year and the beginning of next, you can bet he knows what's going on in the world of computer viruses. Tune in to find out the latest viruses you need to be concerned about.
Listen To Trend MicroDecember 25, 1999 interview
April 3, 1999 Show:   Topic: Micro Virus Alert  Guest: David Perry
Find out what the Melissa virus is doing to corporate America, the government, and you.

David Perry from goes over the new crop of viruses you need to be aware of and what you can do to protect your computer.
Listen To Trend MicroApril 3, 1999 interview
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