A new Trend Micro subsidiary tackles 5G security.
Trend Micro launched CTOne, a standalone business that will engage with its parent company’s partners and clients. Specifically, CTOne will help secure applications in private 5G networks, casting a “pre-deployed” security net rating from network to endpoints.
Edward Gately has the scoop.
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