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Latest Patch Tuesday is zero day harvest

Microsoft's Patch Tuesday arrived with a nasty twist, as six of the 23 vulnerabilities spread among the eight patches are already being threatened by exploit code in the wild.
Check Point boss snipes at Microsoft's security

Check Point's chief executive has taken a swing at rival Microsoft, saying its security products leave a lot to be desired.
ISA Server to integrate with Citrix

New appliances prove two into one does go.
Microsoft lifts lid on security expansion
Microsoft launches ISA Server beta
Microsoft's branch office assault
Microsoft patches critical bugs in IE and Windows
Kaspersky reveals bumper crop of security products
Microsoft to help users prep for patching
ISA Server 2004 set to hit the streets

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Microsoft releases service packs galore

In the past few weeks, Microsoft has released a slew of service packs for SQL Server 2008, as well as SP2 for its firewall, Forefront Threat Management Gateway. It also promised the third-and-final service pack for its Office 2007 wares.
Making sense of Microsoft Forefront

Microsoft has put together a suite of server security products that may appeal to Microsoft shops. Here's what Microsoft Forefront offers
A caching expert who wears blue

Blue Coat VP Nigel Hawthorn talks cashflow, Cacheflow - and the need to give some things away for free because they're too expensive to sell.
Bandwidth aggregation puts broadband to work

Those adverts for cheap broadband look awfully tempting, but sadly the services on offer usually aren't business-class. We look at ways to get around this problem, by tying multiple lines together with fail-over.
Can MS succeed in the high performance computing market?

Can Microsoft push Windows into one of the last redoubts of the proprietary market, high-performance computing? If so, is this the end for Unix?

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