Microsoft has been telling people that Windows 7 is the most secure Windows yet. But, how does it compare to other operating systems? From what I’ve been reading lately, it does very good. I have to agree that Windows 7 is a pretty secure operating system, when done right. Turning off UAC, running everything as Administrator, and other little things that make it easier to use, makes it a lot less secure. Some people even think they don’t need anti-virus software because they are smart as to what sites they go to…
Mike Halsey has asked the question: “Do we really care if Windows 7 is insecure or not?”. A good read, for sure, and sure to spark some interesting conversation.
So where am I going with this?
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