A thin lifeline for XP users: New Malwarebytes suite will support the older OS

	A thin lifeline for XP users: New Malwarebytes suite will support the older OS | Avast: Windows XP users already attacked 6 times more often than Windows 7 users
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	Most ATMs will remain on Windows XP after Microsoft's pulls plug on OS Less than 40% of U.S.'s 425,000 ATM systems will have migrated off Windows XP Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Simplifying Data Protection, Reducing Risk of Data Loss This white paper outlines what IT organizations should look for in a data protection solution, including simplicity and ease of deployment, comprehensive protection, availability and alignment with business goals, as well as cost. Learn more! In this Issue A thin lifeline for XP users: New Malwarebytes suite will support the older OS Avast: Windows XP users already attacked 6 times more often than Windows 7 users Windows 8.1 Update review: An olive branch for mouse users Microsoft tries to tempt XP diehards with $100 discount on new PCs 3 free alternatives to Windows for desktop PCs WHITE PAPER: Hitachi Top 10 Advantages of the Hitachi Unified Storage VM There are plenty more advantages, but here are 10 to get you started. Maybe just one of the advantages is what you need for your data center. Read now! A thin lifeline for XP users: New Malwarebytes suite will support the older OS The new Anti-Malware Premium suite unites five technologies under a new interface, including a behavior-based detection engine. Read More Avast: Windows XP users already attacked 6 times more often than Windows 7 users And that's BEFORE Microsoft discontinues Windows XP security support on April 8. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology Microsoft Office Infographic Deliver Microsoft Office 365 up to 33 times faster while using 97% less bandwidth View Now>> Windows 8.1 Update review: An olive branch for mouse users Windows 8.1 Update brings a tiny handful of mouse-centric improvements and a hodgepodge of interface tweaks. Read More Microsoft tries to tempt XP diehards with $100 discount on new PCs There's a catch: The device must be one of 24 $599-and-up PCs that Microsoft's promoting. Read More 3 free alternatives to Windows for desktop PCs It's an increasingly mobile world -- and the mobile future of Windows is dubious. To better accommodate end users, CIOs would be wise to consider these three alternatives to Windows on the desktop -- Chrome, Android and Ubuntu. Read More
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