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Measuring Vistas true security muscle will take time
Wednesday, April 4th, 2007
Few topics have been at the centre of more discussions in the security industry of late than the 
security of Windows Vista. Security experts, analysts, CSOs and Microsoft executives themselves have spent months, or years in some cases, dissecting and analysing every little change in the operating system and how each of them would affect security. And that was all before Vista even hit the shelves.
Of course, now that it is on the streets, the race is on among researchers and hackers to find the first Vista zero-day and bask in all of the attendant glory. But what’s missing from all of these discussions and analyses is the question of how exactly we should be measuring the security of Vista. Measuring Vista’s true security muscle will take time - 22/Mar/2007 - ComputerWeekly.com
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