When detecting new zero-day threats, the free Microsoft antivirus software was only able to catch 64 percent of attacks.
The recent report, contributed by 60 companies, lays out what threats loom in the BYOD landscape and what steps an organization can take to secure itself and employees.
We can't make users happy when we insist that every IT service comes straight from our own datacenter. Now's the time to start thinking of new ways to manage IT.
Developing applications for your SharePoint environment provides efficiency and productivity, but you do have to apply certain controls.
- By Steve Wright, Corey Erkes
- 12/03/2012
Microsoft unveiled the "new Microsoft" without a lot of fanfare. In fact, it was played out in a simple two-page letter to shareholders, rather than the company's typical blowout, big-city event.
Positive or Negative Outlook?
- By Readers of Redmond magazine
- 12/01/2012
The vulnerability only affects client-side users.
The Oracle flaw is being shopped online by an unknown source.
After only using the device for a couple of days, Brien shares some of his initial thoughts on the the Windows RT-based hardware.
As a fan of Windows Phone 7, is there enough in Microsoft's newest mobile platform to justify the switch for Brien?
Discovered vulnerabilities this early in the software's lifecycle should be neither shocking or unexpected.
Attackers could have accessed your account in a matter of minutes.
A French security company has claimed that it's found a security issue in Windows 8. Want to find out what it is? You gotta pay first.
This new scheduling is directly associated with Microsoft's decision to embed Flash into Internet Explorer 10.
The Software Center and Application Catalog features of Configuration Manager 2012 have the potential to fundamentally change the relationship between IT and users.
- By Greg Shields
- 11/05/2012
Don Jones walks you through what considerations to take for a possible SharePoint transition in your organization.
In the world of presidents, 51 years old is relatively young, though not so shocking these days.
You have many options for deploying a virtual infrastructure running Windows 7, depending on your needs and environment.
- By Jorge Orchilles
- 11/01/2012
Mary Jo Foley on what to expect from Microsoft once the Windows 8 dust clears.
- By Mary Jo Foley
- 11/01/2012
Readers weigh in on a recent article on VM self-service.
- By Readers of Redmond magazine
- 11/01/2012