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Showing 1-16 of 16 results foundWebroot expands beyond spyware niche
October 12, 2006 Partnership with Sophos lets company add antivirus to anti-spyware products as Microsoft readies Windows Vista.Microsoft seeks testers for antivirus service
June 21, 2005 Software giant begins soliciting testers for OneCare Live, the company's subscription antivirus and anti-spyware service.Testers get hands on Microsoft antivirus service
July 20, 2005 Limited beta release marks first time that anyone outside Microsoft has used the upcoming package of security tools.Gartner takes Microsoft to task
February 18, 2005 Software giant should focus on securing Windows, not on entering anti-spyware and antivirus market, an analyst says.Microsoft exec calls XP hack 'frightening'
November 13, 2007 In a matter of minutes, e-crime experts hack into a Windows XP computer that is unprotected and connected to an unsecured wireless network.Microsoft security service to ship in June
February 7, 2006 At $49.95 a year to defend PCs against Internet threats, it puts pricing pressure on rival offerings.Microsoft security product makes official debut
May 31, 2006 Windows Live OneCare goes on sale in the U.S., marking Microsoft's official entry into consumer antivirus. Video: One on one with OneCareMicrosoft's security product hits home stretch
February 6, 2006 Details emerge on arrival and price of OneCare security service, a rival to consumer products from Symantec and McAfee.Symantec: Who's afraid of Microsoft?
February 16, 2005 CEO John Thompson says the company will rely on the strength of its products to fend off Microsoft's entry into the security fray. Windows anti-spyware to come free of chargeSecurity from A to Z: Microsoft
November 27, 2006 The software giant has created a hole that many software companies are gladly stepping in to fill.Will security firms detect police spyware?
July 17, 2007 A recent court case dealing with key loggers installed by the feds invites the question: will security companies put the interests of their customers first?Security firms on police spyware, in thei...Report: Vista to hit anti-spyware, firewall markets
May 8, 2006 Windows XP successor to largely eliminate need to run separate anti-spyware or firewall software, analyst report says.Is there method in Microsoft's security buys?
July 22, 2005 The software giant has been scooping up companies in the security field, but analysts wonder what it all adds up to.AOL security product ready for testing
July 17, 2006 AOL Total Care marks one of company's first steps into the security space, outside of its subscriber tools.A sea change for desktop security
March 26, 2007 Analyst John Oltsik says new vendors, new needs and a lot of product switching will open the PC security market as never before.AOL to enter security arena
June 7, 2006 Company is creating security bundle called Total Care that it plans to sell to the general public, CNET News.com has learned.
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