Microsoft's March security update arrived today, just as forecast, with one "critical" item and two "important" fixes for IT pros to consider.
- By Jabulani Leffall
- 03/08/2011
Microsoft on Monday announced a beta test version of its latest virtual machine management portal for IT pros and datacenter managers.
Social media has opened a whole new can of worms for companies, just as they were getting e-mail under control. Despite the challenges, it's possible to get social networking applications under control, too.
- By Paul Korzeniowski
- 03/08/2011
Core Configurator greatly eases the process of deploying Windows Server 2008 in a Server Core environment.
It may seem draconian at first (and a lot of work), but security policies based on 'approved execution' can be worth it.
- By Greg Shields
- 03/01/2011
Skills to invest in for 2011 and beyond.
Windows Phone 7's ActiveSync support leaves something to be desired -- Brien Posey walks you through what's available, what's not and why.
Microsoft explained its "silent fix" patching rationale on Monday, but it's no cause for alarm for IT pros practicing good patch-testing techniques, according to security researchers.
Microsoft Wednesday released Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 to its equipment manufacturing partners.
Microsoft today rolled out the release candidate (RC) versions of Windows Small Business Server (SBS) 2011 Essentials and Windows Home Server code-named "Vail."
Role-based access management is the all the rage, but you'll need third-party software support to make it work in Windows.
Microsoft announced today that it has rolled out a new support lifecycle policy for its Online Services offerings.
Microsoft announced on Thursday that it plans to enable its .NET Framework 4 on Server Core installations of Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1.
Version 5.5 of the Microsoft Assessment and Planning (MAP) Toolkit was released early this week.
Microsoft today announced its release plans for its forthcoming Windows MultiPoint Server 2011 shared computing product.