More details have surfaced about the two Windows zero-days that Microsoft patched this Tuesday as part of its regular Patch Tuesday batch of security updates. The PoC was published earlier today ...

In addition to “under the hood” code protection in Windows 7 (like a more fortified kernel), Microsoft has also enhanced security features that IT pros and users can control and use to their ...

Microsoft Windows 7 will no longer receive security patches - and cyber criminals will be looking to exploit it to target businesses that still haven't upgraded from Windows 7. Getting your ...

Zoom is currently working to fix a recently discovered zero-day vulnerability with its Windows client that could lead to arbitrary remote code execution.

Verify if your Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 or Windows 7 meets the requirements to receive Windows 7 Extended Security Updates. Here's what you need to do!

Windows security authority Mark Minasi cautions that ASLR and PatchGuard are present only in 64-bit versions of Windows 7. Minasi also feels that PMIE offers little protection, and that UAC adds ...

Windows 7 touts improved security, along with ease of use and speed. But the new operating system is far from attack-resistant, experts say.

Other Windows 7 security features are less apparent, especially those intended for businesses concerned with protecting not just one computer but an entire network.

Other Windows 7 security advantages include safer Web browsing, the much-maligned (but undeniably effective) User Account Control, and a robust batch of built-in security tools.

Microsoft is warning users about a new security vulnerability impacting the 64-bit edition of Windows 7 that leaves systems open to compromise.

Microsoft has ended support for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008, but you can purchase extended security updates. Here's what you need to do to implement them.

For both enterprises and consumers, one of the big draws of Windows 7 has been its tighter security features.