Emails contributes an estimated 75% of all electronic evidence produced in courts worldwide. Research found that Singaporean companies are adopting more security and storage solutions with the rise of internal security breaches.

More than 70% of small businesses in Asia Pacific have less than 10 employees, and the adoption rate of servers is behind the rest of the world. What this means is that there are a huge number of businesses in this region that are either at risk to infection or wasting profit-making hours on managing their internet security.

Company plans to bank on new regulations which require businesses to deploy encryption for data transmission and data stored in laptops and removable storage devices.

The impending approach of cloud computing creates areas of concerns - most notably in security.

Goh Chee Hoh, Managing Director for Asia South and Hong Kong at Trend Micro predicts that rising Internet usage will bring with it even higher levels of malware attack. The old approach to security protection will become obsolete.

"CIOs and CTOs have little time to spend on reviewing the various security solutions available in the market, but enterprises should care about their security solutions because the threats today pose a much bigger risk than ever before." Goh Chee Hoh, Managing Director, Trend Micro, Asia South and Hong Kong

Goh Chee Hoh, managing director of Trend Micro Asia South and Hong Kong, believes that businesses will struggle to stay vigilant in 2009, trying to keep their infrastructure and applications safe and secure.

System management looms large in the endpoint protection market.

Anthony Ung, product marketing manager for Trend Micro in Asia Pacific, discusses the evolution of spam and malware, and how these are changing to meet the changing security landscape.

Security remains a paramount concern among businesses of all size and shapes and industry.