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Microsoft has built comprehensive anti-malware capabilities into its new Windows Vista operating system in the hopes that enterprises will forgo third-party applications. But is the protection up to the standards that enterprises demand?

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The strengths and weaknesses of Vista's Antispyware and antivirus features
Using Vista's anti-malware features in conjunction with third-party security apps
Whether or when to replace existing desktop antivirus with the features Vista provides
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Is Vista's anti-malware feature enough to protect your company? View this webcast and join Peter H. Gregory, author of "Securing the Vista Environment" as he discusses effective methods for protecting your Microsoft Vista environment and shows you what you can do to ensure it is properly secured.

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Peter H. Gregory
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Peter H. Gregory, CISA, CISSP, is the author of several books including "Solaris Security", "Computer Viruses for Dummies", "Blocking Spam", "Spyware For Dummies" and the April 2007 title, "Securing the Vista Environment".

Gregory is a security strategist at a financial management software company located in Redmond, Wash. He is an advisory board member of the University of Washington's Center for Information Assurance & Cybersecurity, is a board member of the Evergreen State Chapter of InfraGard, and is a distinguished speaker who has appeared at numerous industry conferences.

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