Vista is not a security end all. Already sveral exploits have been seen. To protect yourself you will need the standards Host SecuritySoftware Firewall, Hardware Firewall, Network Intrusion Prevention, Anti Virus, Network Anti Virus Protection
More to follow next Tuesday on Vista security.
Friday, February 9, 2007
Vista Vista Vista - Security
Hey everyone, thanks - the last few days there is has been a noticeable uptick in reads on this blog, which is flattering since I haven't had a chance to really keep it up-to-date lately. Let me just give you an idea of what I'll be covering the next week or so.
I purchased a Vista machine today, and noticed some fairly substantial security features upfront. I won't list those right now, instead I'm going to take a deeper look and post home security recommendations on Monday or Tuesday.
By the way I don't know if you noticed or not, but security flaws have already been reported on the product, so don't be under the impression that you will just be able to install Vista and instantaneously be secure.
Please check back on Tuesday for the latest, for more information.
I purchased a Vista machine today, and noticed some fairly substantial security features upfront. I won't list those right now, instead I'm going to take a deeper look and post home security recommendations on Monday or Tuesday.
By the way I don't know if you noticed or not, but security flaws have already been reported on the product, so don't be under the impression that you will just be able to install Vista and instantaneously be secure.
Please check back on Tuesday for the latest, for more information.
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