Windows XP security issues, updates and alerts

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	Managing single sign-on security burdens in Windows SearchEnterpriseDesktop.com | 11.10.2008 OPINION - Single sign-on came with the expectation that management activities in Windows systems would become easier, but that doesn't seem to be the case today.

	Why Windows Vista is superior to XP SearchEnterpriseDesktop.com | 10.13.2008 OPINION - Complaints about Windows Vista have been heard loud and clear, but is Vista really that much worse than Windows XP? Windows expert Brien Posey doesn't think so.

	Longhorn's lengthy security wish list SearchWindowsSecurity.com | 21 Jun 2005 ARTICLE - Aside from demanding Microsoft carve in stone which security features will be released with Longhorn, TechEd conference attendees have both hopes and reservations about the new OS.

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	How Windows 7 stands up to security tests Submitted By: SearchEnterpriseDesktop.com | 01 Jul 2009 TIP - Windows 7 is proving to be faster and more stable than its predecessor, but how does it measure up to security tests?

	The state of enterprise security and emerging threats in 2009 Submitted By: SearchEnterpriseDesktop.com | 29 Apr 2009 TIP - Learn about the enterprise security issues that organizations continue to face, as well as what they can do to mitigate emerging security threats.

	A first look at Windows 7 security enhancements Submitted By: SearchEnterpriseDesktop.com | 11 Mar 2009 TIP - Microsoft plans to address complaints about the much-maligned security features in Vista -- chiefly the UAC and nag screens -- in the release of Windows 7.

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	Windows security toolbox: Network security SearchEnterpriseDesktop.com | 24 Sep 2008 RESOURCE KIT - Check out these 12 free tools from SearchWindowsSecurity.com to prevent attackers from crippling your network.

	Identity and Access Management Security School SearchEnterpriseDesktop.com | 24 Sep 2008 SECURITY SCHOOL - This Security School explores establishing and maintaining an effective identity and access management plan. Each lesson includes a webcast, podcast, technical article and quiz.

	Windows security in the enterprise: Tutorials SearchEnterpriseDesktop.com | 24 Sep 2008 LEARNING GUIDE - In this collection of Windows security tutorials, learn about Windows security threats, Microsoft patch management policy, managing network access and more.

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	drive-by download 21 Mar 2003 WORD - What is a drive-by download? A drive-by download is a program that is automatically downloaded to your computer without your consent or even your knowledge. Unlike a pop-up download, which asks for assent (albeit in a ...

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