January 31, 2010 11:21 PM
Posted by: Tony Bradley
ASLR,
BitLocker,
DEP,
PMIE,
security,
UAC,
User Account Control,
Windows 7Windows 7 is the most secure desktop operating system Microsoft has yet developed. As exhibited in Microsoft's most recent Security Intelligence...
January 31, 2010 8:38 AM
Posted by: Tony Bradley
attacks,
Flaw,
malware,
security,
virus,
vulnerabilities,
Windows 7,
wormIt ranks up there in prescience with predictions like "Yankees will play baseball in 2010", or "Families will eat dinner in 2010", or "The Republicans will put special interests and big business contributors ahead of what is best for the country or the constituents they represent in 2010". You get...
January 27, 2010 9:18 PM
Posted by: Tony Bradley
antivirus,
Microsoft Security Essentials,
security,
Windows 7Microsoft added a variety of features and made a number of improvements in Windows 7. Many of the improvements focus on making the operating system more secure, however Windows 7 is still far from invulnerable.
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December 30, 2009 11:30 PM
Posted by: Tony Bradley
ASLR,
DEP,
protected mode IE,
security,
UAC,
Windows 7,
Windows XPI'll let you in on a little secret...Windows 7 is more secure than Windows XP. According to the most recent Microsoft Security Intelligence...
December 19, 2009 1:17 AM
Posted by: Tony Bradley
2010,
cloud,
exploit,
malware,
security,
Vulnerability,
Web,
Windows 7Yes, and no.
A blog post citing statements from Swedish security software developer
November 29, 2009 8:23 PM
Posted by: Tony Bradley
ASLR,
BitLocker-to-Go,
DEP,
file extensions,
IE8,
security,
UAC,
Windows 7,
Windows Firewall,
Windows XP,
XP Mode virtualizationMicrosoft's Windows 7 is the most secure desktop operating system it has ever produced. Of course, why shouldn't it be. It seems reasonable to...
November 27, 2009 12:54 AM
Posted by: Tony Bradley
compromise,
enemy within,
insider threat,
security,
Windows 7,
Windows XP,
Zecurion,
Zecurion Partner Network,
ZGateThe information security industry is built on a model of protecting internal network assets and resources from external threats. IT and security administrators are heavily invested in the concept of the network perimeter and an us-vs-them approach. The problem is that most of the threats actually...
November 10, 2009 11:27 PM
Posted by: Tony Bradley
drive-by attack,
kernel-mode drivers,
Microsoft,
MS09-063,
MS09-065,
nCircle,
Patch Tuesday,
security bulletins,
Tyler Reguly,
vulnerabilities,
WindowsToday is Patch Tuesday for November, 2009. Microsoft released 6 new Security Bulletins for November--3...
November 2, 2009 11:05 PM
Posted by: Tony Bradley
Managed Office Protection,
Panda Security,
PMOP,
SaaS,
security,
security-as-a-service,
WindowsSecurity is necessary. There is no way to avoid the need to protect network and computer resources. Companies can’t avoid the regulatory requirements they must comply with which stipulate how data must be protected from compromise and malicious...
