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Symantec Dismisses Vista Security Debate
Tuesday, September 26th, 2006
Symantec Pacific region Vice President David Sykes has thrown cold water on the Windows Vista 
security debacle which emerged last week pointing out that it is pointless speculating about software that isn’t released yet.
The debate is around the pros and cons of Vista security features and integration with third-party security products.
Earlier this month the European Union’s competition spokesperson Jonathan Todd warned that the market could be threatened if Microsoft doesn’t allow security vendors a fair chance of competing.
The issue stems from the inclusion of [tag]PatchGuard[/tag] within [tag]Windows Vista[/tag], which is a feature designed to prevent code like rootkits from modifying system files. [tag]Symantec[/tag]Symantec Dismisses Vista Security Debate - Security Feed - Blog - CSO Magazine
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