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Next Tuesday will see the publication of four security bulletins from Microsoft, three of them rated critical.

According to a research firm, 72% of small and medium businesses in the Asia-Pacific region have upgraded or are planning to upgrade to Windows 7.

A new product from virtualisation specialist Parallels promises to take the pain out of upgrading to Windows 7.

Microsoft will patch critical vulnerabilities in Windows and Office this month, but a fix for the SharePoint cross-site scripting vulnerability isn't ready yet.

In an attempt to repair the damage done by the bungled virus signature file update, McAfee is offering customers a number of sweeteners.

McAfee has conceded that a flawed definitions file for its security software is causing blue screen or DCOM errors, and restart loops.

The originally released version of Windows Vista will no longer be supported by Microsoft.

Microsoft's latest collection of security patches includes fixes for critical issues on all versions of Windows.

You'll almost certainly see a flood of articles dumping on the insecurity of Apple's products this week. Here's why you should take them with a pinch of salt.

Windows 7 could be adopted by a majority of corporates by the end of 2010, if a new survey is correct.

Investigations have suggested that the recent blue-screen crashes after installing MS patches are the result of an existing root-kit.