Trend Micro revolutionizes threat detection with advanced AI, powered by AWS and integrated with NVIDIA.
The company has announced new threat detection features based on artificial intelligence and specifically designed for enterprises adopting AI at scale.
This solution combines Trend’s robust security expertise with NVIDIA’s accelerated computing and NVIDIA AI Enterprise software, leveraging AWS infrastructure to enable a scalable, enterprise-ready deployment.
As organizations evolve from generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) toward more autonomous (agentic AI) applications, new attack surfaces emerge—from data theft to sabotage and disruption of critical services. Trend’s new technology addresses these challenges with an advanced AI-based detection model that uses the NVIDIA Morpheus framework on AWS’s high-performance cloud.
Architecture built for tomorrow’s cybersecurity
To combat data theft, cybercrime, and service disruptions, Trend has launched a new detection model based on artificial intelligence that leverages the NVIDIA Morpheus AI framework—part of NVIDIA AI Enterprise—deployed on a scalable, high-performance AWS cloud infrastructure.
Trend selected AWS for its global presence, security, and integrated compliance architecture, while NVIDIA provides advanced AI environments and the computing power needed to run detection models with unprecedented speed and accuracy. This seamlessly integrated architecture enables real-time analysis of large data volumes for faster and more precise threat detection.
Built on AWS’s cloud-native infrastructure, Trend’s platform maximizes NVIDIA’s AI software and accelerated computing capabilities to deliver scalable, low-latency threat detection. Thanks to AWS’s global reach and integrated services, Trend can securely process telemetry at scale, adapt detection models to evolving threats, and support customers worldwide—all while accelerating time to value, emphasizes Chris Grusz, General Manager of Technology Alliances at AWS.
Customer-centric focus
In addition to this integration, other key components of the Trend Vision One™ platform already leverage AI services such as Amazon Bedrock, powering tools like Workbench Insights to enhance incident response and investigation within SOC teams.
Kevin Simzer, COO of Trend Micro, explains: “AI is transforming businesses, and security must evolve at the same pace. We’re bringing together the best partners in cloud and AI to offer something truly differentiated. AWS’s secure, resilient infrastructure provides us the scale, performance, and global presence needed to meet today’s always-connected demands. This way, customers can detect and respond to threats faster and with greater confidence”.
To address these challenges, Trend’s new anomaly detection capability applies NVIDIA Morpheus-based AI models to identify never-before-seen patterns in telemetry and logs. With AWS technology, the solution quickly scales to large datasets, enabling Trend Vision One™ to create customer-specific detection models that prioritize the most critical events so security teams can respond more rapidly.
Among the most notable strategic technologies are NVIDIA Morpheus Digital Fingerprinting, which detects subtle anomalies for proactive unknown threat detection, and NVIDIA RAPIDS, which accelerates large-scale data classification to provide real-time detection and prevention of sensitive data leaks. Additionally, AWS’s cloud-native architecture allows the Trend Vision One platform to benefit from AWS’s elasticity, global presence, and security. This combination enables continuous AI-driven detection innovation while meeting organizations’ performance and compliance requirements.
We face an increasingly complex environment with more data than ever. Trend stands out because it not only provides threat intelligence but helps interpret it. Our team can access Trend’s AI-based platform directly via AWS Marketplace, streamlining procurement and deployment in global cloud environments. This powerful combination allows us to strengthen our security posture and identify threats far faster than we could manually, concludes Robert Miller, Vice President of Corporate Security at Sierra-Cedar.
