March 18, 2014
Cost of Cyber-Security Breaches Highest in Asia Pacific

New study finds malware infections in computers due to pirated software — Enterprises in Asia Pacific (APAC) are expected to spend nearly $230 billion in 2014 to deal with issues caused by malware deliberately loaded onto pirated software — $59 billion dealing with security issues and $170 billion dealing with data breaches — according to a new joint study conducted by IDC and the National University of Singapore (NUS).

April 18, 2013
2.5 out of 10 Computers Lack Up-to-Date Malware Protection, Reveals new Research from Microsoft

Microsoft’s Security Intelligence Report shows that malware infections 5.5 times more likely without Antivirus Software — Today Microsoft Hong Kong released the Microsoft Security Intelligence Report volume 14 (SIRv14). In addition to analyzing prevalent threats from across the globe, including Hong Kong, the data reveals an important trend related to antivirus (AV) software (“Antivirus”).

May 24, 2012
Security benefits of cloud computing dispel adoption barrier for small to mid-size business

Cloud services reduce time and money spent managing security and increase protection against cyber threats, Microsoft study shows — Research released today by Microsoft Corp. shows that small and medium sized businesses (SMBs) in Hong Kong and APAC are gaining significant IT security benefits from using the cloud, according to a new study conducted in five geographies.