• Testing firm: Internet Explorer tops browsers for malware protection

  By John P. Mello Jr. | 15 May, 2013 19:33

  Mirror, mirror on the wall, what browser blocks malware best of all? The answer to that question is Microsoft Internet Explorer 10, at least according to the latest test results released by NSS Labs.

• Microsoft takes care of IE zero day with Patch Tuesday update

  By Tony Bradley | 15 May, 2013 12:42

  It's Patch Tuesday again, and Microsoft has plenty to keep IT admins and users busy this month. Microsoft has released ten new security bulletins for May, but the two that should get the most attention and the highest priority are both related to the Internet Explorer Web browser.

• New Microsoft campaign promotes privacy prowess

  By Daniel Ionescu | 22 April, 2013 19:16

  Microsoft has launched yet another privacy awareness campaign, but this time around, the company decided to focus more on its own privacy right-doings rather than Google's alleged wrongdoings. Declaring " your privacy is our priority," the campaign runs online, in print, and on TV, billing Microsoft as the "good guy" of online privacy and offering educational resources for those who want to better control what they share online.

• Microsoft unleashes a Patch Tuesday to make your head spin

  By Tony Bradley | 13 February, 2013 14:35

  It doesn't break the record for most vulnerabilities patched, or even the most security bulletins in a single Patch Tuesday, but Microsoft comes pretty close. For the February 2013 Patch Tuesday, Microsoft has a whopping 12 security bulletins, which fix a mind-numbing 57 separate flaws.

• Security experts stress urgency of patching Windows XML flaw

  By Tony Bradley | 09 January, 2013 14:58

  Happy Patch Tuesday! Microsoft is kicking off the year with seven new security bulletins. There are five rated as Important, and two rated as Critical--but one in particular that has security experts concerned.

Whitepapers about Internet Explorer

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  Thriving in a Multi-Browser World: Ensuring Optimal Website Performance for All End-Users

  Delivering an exceptional Web experience has never been easy, but it used to be simpler: if your content looked good in Internet Explorer, you could be reasonably certain your site was working for most of your end-users. Read on.