With the RSA Security Conference going strong this week, a number of high-profile security companies used this venue to highlight upcoming strategies and utilities. Microsoft too used the conference to show the company's commitment to security. A recent Sybari acquisition as well as the upcoming release of their anti-virus software. However, a recent article in Reuters looks at how a potential operating system bundle that includes these tools could re-open old anti-trust wounds. According to the These concerns have not affected Microsoft's commitment to securing their products, at not least verbally. They've already launched an anti-spyware utility and purchased Sybari, which was done before the RSA even kicked off. A quote from Gates' speech revealed his resolve; "We're committed to continued innovation that addresses the threats of today and anticipates those that will undoubtedly emerge in the future." Chris Richardson is a search engine writer and editor for latest search news
Anti-trust Concerns Join Microsofts Security Push
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