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Windows Security Center: Providing a Foundation for Basic Security Status

Tags: third-party software, security software, windows vista, vista, xp, windows xp, software

Overview Windows Security Center is now a more comprehensive security status reporting console with key benefits for end users as well as third-party software vendors. Users can now better understand the ongoing security state of their computer, no matter which vendor integrating with WSC provides the solution. Third-party providers can now integrate their security software directly with the Windows Security Center to deliver a seamless product experience, while still maintaining a single location for the security status of the computer. In addition, WSC now allows third-party ISVs to evaluate the current security state of the system. These combined benefits make Windows Security Center a key foundation for security in Windows Vista.

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Publisher: Microsoft
File Format: WORD
Date Published: Dec 9, 2006
Format: White Papers
Topics: Network Security

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