Microsoft exec gives his company a B+ on security
September 10, 2006
Since Microsoft Corp. launched its Trustworthy Computing (TWC) initiative in January 2002, the company has substantially improved the overall security of its products, a company executive said yesterday at The Security Standard conference being held here.
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Ben Fathi, corporate vice president of Microsoft's security technology unit, gave the company's products a B+ for security during a panel discussion at the conference. Five years ago, he said, that grade would have been a C- or even a D.
Source: http://www.computerworld.com/
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Ben Fathi, corporate vice president of Microsoft's security technology unit, gave the company's products a B+ for security during a panel discussion at the conference. Five years ago, he said, that grade would have been a C- or even a D.
Source: http://www.computerworld.com/