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February 9, 2006

Microsoft Announces Beta Availability of ISA Server 2006 and Acquisition of a Web-Filtering Product from FutureSoft

Q&A: Ted Kummert, corporate vice president for Security, Access and Solutions, discusses the acquisition and new milestones for Microsoft’s security products, including ISA Server, Antigen for Exchange and Client Protection.

February 8, 2006

Trustworthy Computing Gains Ground in 2005

Encouraged by four years of progress, Microsoft continues its efforts to build confidence in the computing ecosystem

February 2, 2006

i-SAFE and Microsoft Bring Net Safety to Schools and Parents

Creation of i-LEARN Online provides easy access to i-SAFE’s celebrated lessons.

January 25, 2006

Microsoft Joins Washington Attorney General McKenna to Help Protect Consumers From Spyware Deception

Company praises McKenna’s use of spyware law to help protect Washingtonians.

January 20, 2006

Microsoft Praises Bulgarian Authorities on Investigation and Arrest of Alleged Phishing and Organized Crime Group

Details leading to investigation and arrest of the MBAM Gang provided by company’s Internet Safety Enforcement team.

January 19, 2006

Security360 Recap: Balancing Security and Mobility

The monthly Microsoft webcast discusses challenges, tips and tactics for securing mobile devices.

January 5, 2006

Microsoft Releases Security Update to Fix Vulnerability in Windows

Vulnerability in graphics rendering engine could allow remote code execution.

December 21, 2005

Microsoft and Computer Security in 2005

Real progress was made by Microsoft and its industry partners in 2005.

December 20, 2005

Forget that Diet: Microsoft Encourages Consumers to Resolve to be More Secure Online in 2006

Q&A: Amy Roberts of Microsoft’s Security Technology Unit discusses the “Protect Your PC in 2006” resolution and other Microsoft consumer-security efforts.

December 16, 2005

Security360 Preview: Building a Multi-layered Approach to E-mail Security

This month’s Security360 webcast will examine the increasingly critical subject of e-mail security — the latest trends and threats, as well as tips and tricks for helping to keep the organization’s messaging infrastructure free of spam, viruses and worms.