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  • Blog Post: Windows Lifecycle and Support

    rhalbheer
    One of the things which surprises me often, when talking to customers is, that they do not know, when certain (key) products run out of support – and therefore no security updates will be shipped. You should include the following dates in your plans: Windows XP Home: Mainstream support ended 4/14/2009...
    on 21 Jun 2011

  • Blog Post: Windows Live Essentials 2011 available for download now

    rhalbheer
    I am using it since the Beta and it is really cool. I am using Messenger (with the integration to Facebook etc.) as well as the Windows Live Writer to blog. It rocks: Windows Live Essentials 2011 available for download now Download and install! Roger
    on 30 Sep 2010

  • Blog Post: Secunia: Apple makes the most vulnerable software in the market today

    rhalbheer
    And everybody tells me how secure they are….. So,according to this article Secunia: Apple makes the most vulnerable software in the market today, apple hast most vulns, then Oracle and then us (and then the rest). And you know, the interesting thing is that the comparison is not “apples with apples”...
    on 21 Jul 2010

  • Blog Post: Microsoft Security Essentials free for small businesses

    rhalbheer
    I know that this is “old news” but I wanted to make sure that everybody has seen that: We will make Microsoft Security Essentials available for small business for free. Small businesses are up to 10 PCs. This is great news as a lot of small businesses do not use Anti-Malware Software and do not need...
    on 24 Sep 2010

  • Blog Post: Just Installed Internet Explorer 9 Beta

    rhalbheer
    I know – Beta versions are not for production but as I just run production, I installed it on my work machine – just now! The first good news is: My blog still works: What’s new? Well, the best is you download it from here and explore yourself. There are a few fairly cool enhancements regarding secure...
    on 15 Sep 2010

  • Blog Post: Move to latest versions - for security reasons

    rhalbheer
    We all know that Windows XP is rock-solid but not capable anymore to defend against today’s attacks and the same is true for IE6. Having been great products, when they were launched, the threat landscape changed significantly since then. Windows 7 has a great potential to help customers now...
    on 2 Nov 2010

  • Blog Post: Windows Phone 7 Reviews

    rhalbheer
    I just got a mail that my Windows Phone 7 is ready for pick-up. Unfortunately I am in Redmond at the moment and my Windows Phone 7 is in Switzerland. The poor device will have to wait for me for another week (or is it the other way around – poor Roger has to wait for the phone another week?). In the...
    on 22 Oct 2010

  • Blog Post: Time to sell your iPhone

    rhalbheer
    I guess you do not know the problem: My kids come home from school and want an iPod – I want them to use a Zune as I am convinced that iTunes is one of the worst software I have ever seen (besides RealPlayer), I hate the lock-in into the store and the iPod user interface sucks. As I say – that’s my personal...
    on 2 Nov 2010

  • Blog Post: Ray Ozzie’s Blog is Back

    rhalbheer
    As I am still oof, another short one: Ray Ozzie’s blog is back: http://ozzie.net/ Ray is definitely one of the driving persons behind our overall vision and architecture. So, it is worth keeping him on your RSS feed. Roger
    on 17 Oct 2010

  • Blog Post: Exciting News from the Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas

    rhalbheer
    After the launch of different products for the consumer, businesses and in the Cloud, Steve Ballmer opened CES today in Las Vegas. You should look at it. There are a few very cool announcements: Or directly from the CES webpage . Roger
    on 6 Jan 2011

  • Blog Post: Mitigating the use of Local Admin

    rhalbheer
    We recently had internal discussions on the use of local admin and how to mitigate it. During this, Richard Diver, a Premier Field Engineer in APAC, wrote a great article how to do it. I wanted to make sure, you can see this as well. So, this is a guest blog. General Goals of Strategic Desktop Deployment...
    on 5 Dec 2010