Security & Privacy - Page 17 of 20

May 7, 2003

Goodbye, Spam: MSN Employs Innovative Technologies, Education To Reduce Unwanted E-Mail

Multitiered Approach Eliminates 2.4 Billion Spam E-Mail Messages a Day; Prevents Millions More With Technologies That Hinder Senders of Spam

May 7, 2003

At WinHEC, Microsoft Discusses Details of Next-Generation Secure Computing Base

Q&A: Combining innovative new hardware and software, the Next-Generation Secure Computing Base (NGSCB) is designed to improve data security, personal privacy, and system integrity. Two of its architects discuss the security technology previously codenamed “Palladium.”

May 6, 2003

Naperville Honored as One of Six Cyber Safe Cities in Nationwide Program

MSN and National Center for Missing & Exploited Children Visit Naperville To Recognize Law Enforcement; Mayor Pradel Issues Online Safety Proclamation

April 30, 2003

New York Honored as First of Six Cyber Safe Cities In Nationwide Program

MSN and the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children Recognize New York City And New York Police Department for Commitment to Online Safety

April 30, 2003

MSN and the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children Recognize Six Cities for Leading the Nation in Online Safety

Cyber Safe City Award Commends Strides in Online Safety Among Local Law Enforcement and Community Leaders

April 28, 2003

America Online, Microsoft and Yahoo! Join Forces Against Spam

Industry Leaders Together Tackle the Problem of Unsolicited Commercial E-Mail To Help Consumers Fight Spam

April 28, 2003

Q&A: Microsoft, Industry Partners Rallying to Combat Spam

Microsoft is teaming up with industry partners AOL and Yahoo to combat spam, the unsolicited, commercial messages that is threatening the viability of e-mail.

April 21, 2003

Microsoft Making Improvements to Protocol Licensing Program

Microsoft has made available for license elements of its Windows client/server intellectual property – called protocols – to other companies for use in their server products to interoperate with certain Windows clients.

April 14, 2003

Microsoft Introduces New Antispam, Antivirus Features In Exchange Server 2003

New Antispam Tool and Antivirus API Empower Industry Partners To Deliver More Secure and Reliable Messaging

April 14, 2003

Platform Advancements From Microsoft Enable Antivirus Partners To Enhance Security Defenses

Defense-in-Depth Approach Gives Customers Added Protection Against Future Threats