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Windows Vista SP1 and Windows XP SP3 might almost be upon us but that doesn't mean that Read more...

ChoicePoint's CIO Darryl Lemecha knows a thing or two about security problems. Three years ago, a thief fraudulently obtained access to the company's customer information and ChoicePoint has since Read more...

Sometimes, it pays to say no. A new study from Microsoft has found that allowing users to buy what they want and use their PCs the way they want can cost a company big bucks. The study found, for Read more...

Whether it's just a marketing ploy or not, the fact that Windows co-President Jim Allchin lets his son work on a PC free of any anti-virus software is a statement that you can't ignore. As Allchin Read more...

Most of us aren't too concerned about how vendors are dealing with the same security issues hitting today's enterprises, yet since some of those same vendors push out products that feature risk Read more...

Following last year's highly-publicized data and network breaches, wireless vendor and telcom provider T-Mobile took action to ensure that it would never happen again. The vendor mapped out a a Read more...

You knew once Microsoft released the fact that it was planning to go head-to-head with security vendors, courtesy of its new OneCare security program, that industry analysts would swarm; and they Read more...