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  • Microsoft to roll out 'critical' patches for Windows and IE

    Microsoft delivered updates to patch 22 vulnerabilities across several of its core products, including Windows Server 2008, Internet Explorer and the .Net Framework.News | 10 Aug 2011

  • Internet Explorer 9 in the enterprise: Ready or not?

    Microsoft is aiming IE9 at organizations planning a Windows 7 migration. Find out what your enterprise needs to know about the vendor's latest Web browser.Tip

  • Microsoft issues 10 security patches, including three 'critical' ones

    Microsoft's latest Patch Tuesday security bulletins affect all of its operating systems, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Office and more. Three are rated "critical."Article | 09 Jun 2010

  • Admins can wear many hats using Netcat

    Netcat is a TCP/IP tool that should be in every administrator's toolkit. Learn how to use it for instant messaging, file transfer, security monitoring and more.Tip

  • Patching third-party browsers adds more work in Windows shops

    Many organizations use Microsoft's free WSUS patch management tool to update Internet Explorer, but browsers like Firefox or Safari pose a patch management challenge.Article | 22 Jul 2009

  • Four Internet Explorer 8 Group Policy security settings

    Internet Explorer 8 doesn't have nearly as many new security mechanisms as its predecessor; however, there are four Group Policy security settings for IE8 worth mentioning.Tip

  • ActiveX

    ActiveX is a set of object-oriented programming (OOP) technologies and tools that Microsoft developed for Internet Explorer to facilitate rich media playback. Essentially, Internet Explorer uses ActiveX to load other software applications in the browser.Definition

  • tabbed browsing

    Tabbed browsing, also called a tabbed document interface (TDI), is a feature recently implemented in Web browsers to effectively contain multiple pages or documents in a single window... (Continued)Definition

  • Internet Explorer (IE)

    Internet Explorer (IE) -- sometimes referred to as Microsoft Internet Explorer (MSIE) -- is the most widely used World Wide Web browser...(Continued)Definition

  • Internet Explorer Administration Kit (IEAK)

    Internet Explorer Administration Kit (IEAK) is a product from Microsoft that enables an organization to centrally manage the customizing, deployment, and maintenance of Microsoft's Web browser, Internet Explorer, for users on different computer platforms.Definition

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