An assortment of new security features in Windows Vista will help many consumers become "secure enough," but businesses are unlikely to abandon their current levels of additional, backup security if ...

Hoping this release will solve all your security headaches? Think again... A raft of security features in Microsoft Vista will help many consumers become 'secure enough' but for businesses they aren't ...

Windows Vista is a leap forward in terms of security, but few people who know the operating system say the advances are enough to justify an upgrade. Microsoft officially launched Vista for consumers ...

Vista Security 2013 is a variant of the Rogue.FakeRean-Braviax family of rogue anti-spyware infections. This infection is considered a rogue anti-spyware program because it displays fake scan results, ...

There are a lot of misconceptions surrounding Windows Vista's security features. It's time to set the record straight. Windows Vista definitely raises the bar against hackers and malicious exploits.

That's the overarching message from a series of whitepapers released Wednesday by researchers from Symantec's Security Response Advanced Threat Research group, who put Vista's highly touted security ...

Vista Security 2012 is a variant of the 2012 name-changing rogue program that changes its name randomly depending on the version of Windows it is installed on. This guide will cover the variant of the ...

The blogosphere is all over Vista security. Here's our crack at sorting the real flaws from the anti-Microsoft hysteria According to Microsoft, it’s the most secure operating system the company has ...

With the first shipments of the new Microsoft Vista operating system still lingering on store shelves, many consumers may not yet be sure whether Vista’s much ballyhooed security enhancements will ...

Windows Vista, the new computer operating system that Microsoft Corp. is touting as its most secure ever, contains a programming flaw that might let hackers gain full control of vulnerable computers.

If new features won't get you to upgrade to Vista, security enhancements should, Windows chief Jim Allchin has urged. Microsoft has already touted the bells and whistles it is putting into Windows ...

Windows Vista won’t be broadly available for another month, but already a cluster of security vulnerabilities has surfaced to dent the armor of what Microsoft describes as its most secure operating ...