Windows is becoming increasingly secure. Does this spell the end of third-party security products and services? Can Microsoft solve security on its own?
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Building a security lab (literally)

I’ve seen a few ‘how to build your own security testing lab’ documents in the past, but many have struck me as being ‘what I would do’ rather than ‘what I did’. Here you can follow us building a security lab (literally).
Having gone through the process myself at least three times over the last 15 years I thought some people might be interested in seeing a series of photos on our new blog, taken while we were literally building SE Labs from scratch.
Continue reading “Building a security lab (literally)”SE Labs: Next-Generation Security Testing

I am proud to announce the first public reports from SE Labs, a new security testing company that tests a whole range of security products, from the sort of anti-malware program you run on your home PC to complex combinations of enterprise endpoint agents and appliances. We’re calling it Next-Generation Security Testing.
The new website will be live in the next day or so, after we’ve ironed out what I hope will be the last few wrinkles. (Update: 12/05/2016 – the website is live now).
Since January 2016 we’ve been testing endpoint security products by exposing them to live web threats and targeted attacks. The results are very interesting and will probably cause some controversy.
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