Microsoft is not going to patch the latest version of its Windows Live OneCare service on March 13 to remedy Outlook compatibility issues, as a number of news and blog sites are reporting. The reason? Microsoft already issued the required OneCare patch with no fanfare on March 11.
Microsoft's latest tack in trying to wean users off Windows XP is to warn them of a possible 'zero day forever' scenario in the post-April 2014 support cut-off world.
After more than a year, Microsoft obtains the NSA's key C2 rating for NT 4.0
The latest version Microsoft's on-premises identity management product looks to be rolling out on MSDN and Microsoft's volume-licensing sites.
It's Microsoft Patch Tuesday, but the company is delaying issuing any patches for some unspecified period of time due to "a last minute issue."
Microsoft's February Patch Tuesday patches are not going to arrive until Tuesday March 14, officials confirm, while providing no reasons for the delay.
Software maker says it is protecting intellectual property. But row over Kerberos security spec is evolving into a free speech tussle. Who's right?
Microsoft will be adding a number of new security features to Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, but for Enterprise and Windows Server users only.
Microsoft plans to beef up its Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection service in Windows 10 with its purchase of Hexadite.
The search partnership proposed last July by Microsoft and Yahoo finally has gained regulatory clearance by both the U.S. Department of Justice and the European Comission, the companies announced February 18.