Security: Windows XP

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Image of windows logo, red, green, blue and yellow quartered flag with an open padlock and keyEven though Microsoft Windows Vista has been out for a while and is available from just about anywhere, most organizations -- at least for the time being -- are sticking with the tried and true Windows XP.

By sticking with Windows XP, these organizations can continue to enjoy XP's stability and familiarity. However, XP users will not be able to take advantage of some of Vista's new security features, such as user access control. But there are a number of steps that can be taken to keep Windows XP running smoothly and securely.

Scott Lowe provides 14 reasonable steps that are designed to give you the most bang for your security buck. Go to http://content.techrepublic.com.com/2346-10877_11-94181.html?tag=nl.e101 and find out more...

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