Images: Windows Vista Beta 5270 Security Features

By Bill Detwiler March 2, 2006, 3:13 AM PST billdetwiler

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Images: Windows Vista Beta 5270 Security Features

In his The Hot Button blog, TechRepublic columnist Steven Warren wrote about his experience installing, configuring, and using Windows Vista 5270 Beta. This gallery’s 14 screenshots showcase several of the new security features Vista will offer, including: Windows Defender, Microsoft’s Phishing Filter, Secure Startup and more.

Windows Vista Beta 5270: Security Center (1 of 2)

Windows Vista Beta 5270: Security Center (2 of 2)

Windows Vista Beta 5270: Windows Defender (1 of 3)

Windows Vista Beta 5270: Windows Defender (2 of 3)

Windows Vista Beta 5270: Windows Defender (3 of 3)

Windows Vista Beta 5270: Windows Phishing Filter

Windows Vista Beta 5270: Windows Security Alert

Windows Vista Beta 5270: Windows Firewall

Windows Vista Beta 5270: Windows Update (1 of 4)

Windows Vista Beta 5270: Windows Update (2 of 4)

Windows Vista Beta 5270: Windows Update (3 of 4)

Windows Vista Beta 5270: Windows Update (4 of 4)

Windows Vista Beta 5270: Secure Startup

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