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hmm
"All Microsoft security products are actually integrated--but we have allowed structures so if these people want to choose products from another party they can turn our components off and install a third-party product."

Now - why don't they do this with IE? Right now, there's no real way to turn IE "off."
Posted by: CobraA1   Posted on: 04/10/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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hmm  CobraA1 | 04/10/06
Why turn IE off?  jguyp725@... | 04/11/06
Sure there is...  Wolfie2K3 | 04/11/06
They ought to be.....  JoeMama_z | 04/10/06
They'll just flag MS as the virus  Boot_Agnostic | 04/10/06
Given M$'s history of securing IE holes...  Mr. Roboto | 04/10/06
I thought the same thing...  Monkey_MCSE | 04/10/06
Rejecting products without testing or becoming ...  ShadeTree | 04/11/06
Agreed  jguyp725@... | 04/11/06
no, it's a sign of protecting your clients  Monkey_MCSE | 04/11/06
Hardware Level Securty  mighetto | 04/10/06
McAfee  Navy943 | 04/11/06
Ridiculous. Send Bill morfe of your money.  John Barton | 04/11/06
Thank you, John.  I am Gorby | 04/11/06
McAffe, oh they aren't the virus makers  Boot_Agnostic | 04/11/06
MS Security???  puppadave | 04/11/06
Word Perfect? Naw, we ain't scared of MS...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 04/11/06
the difference you so easily forget...  Monkey_MCSE | 04/11/06

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