Forefront Security for SharePoint with Service Pack 2 was released today!
Hi all. My name is Steve Lindsay and I’m a developer in the tools and infrastructure test
group for Forefront Server Security. My role involves writing the test tools and
infrastructure used by the test team to write automated test plans against the Forefront
suite of products. I’ll be getting a little more involved with the blog over the coming
weeks but I thought I’d start by bringing you a quick post letting you know that we
released Forefront Security for SharePoint with Service Pack 2 today.
The goal of this release is to provide
support for the new Windows Server
2008 platform, expand the keyword
filtering capabilities by including
installable lists to help customers
filter out profanity and discriminatory
words in 11 languages, and provide a
roll-up of software fixes that help
facilitate the administration of this
security solution.
You should upgrade to Forefront Security for SharePoint with Service Pack 2 if you are
moving to Windows Server 2008 or want to take advantage of the new installable
profanity and discriminatory keyword lists. You are also encouraged to upgrade to the
SP2 release to install a roll-up of the latest software fixes.
Try the new Forefront Security for SharePoint with SP2 by visiting:
http://www.microsoft.com/forefront/sharepoint/en/us/try-it.aspx.
Steve.
