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April 7th, 2004, 10:19 PM
Link to story: http://www.technewsworld.com/perl/story/33331.html
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Microsoft's Steve Anderson on Upgrading Windows Update
By Jay Lyman
TechNewsWorld
April 7, 2004
"Windows Update Services is an example of how Microsoft is making good on its promise to continue to improve security and increase automation around the patching and updating experience," Microsoft's Steve Anderson told TechNewsWorld.
Perhaps the biggest part of and reason for Microsoft's (Nasdaq: MSFT) dedication to security is the pain of the software-patching process. On one hand, Windows customers are told that to be as secure as possible, they must keep up with and promptly download and install all patches from Microsoft.
While the recent deluge of worms and other computer attacks makes that a weighty task, companies also are struggling with the impact of all those patches on their unique IT environments. Microsoft has promised to make the process more predictable, more manageable and less disruptive to corporate IT consumers of its products.
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-{ Quote: "EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW:
Microsoft's Steve Anderson on Upgrading Windows Update
By Jay Lyman
TechNewsWorld
April 7, 2004
"Windows Update Services is an example of how Microsoft is making good on its promise to continue to improve security and increase automation around the patching and updating experience," Microsoft's Steve Anderson told TechNewsWorld.
Perhaps the biggest part of and reason for Microsoft's (Nasdaq: MSFT) dedication to security is the pain of the software-patching process. On one hand, Windows customers are told that to be as secure as possible, they must keep up with and promptly download and install all patches from Microsoft.
While the recent deluge of worms and other computer attacks makes that a weighty task, companies also are struggling with the impact of all those patches on their unique IT environments. Microsoft has promised to make the process more predictable, more manageable and less disruptive to corporate IT consumers of its products.
.
.
." }-