Microsoft to Tweak Trustworthy

With vulnerabilities in its newest–and supposedly more secure–products piling up and users growing more frustrated with patches and updates,
Microsoft Corp. is launching an effort to re-energize its Trustworthy Computing campaign.

The Redmond, Wash., company began the initiative two years ago as an internal push to improve the security of its products. Since then, much of the
attention has focused on training developers and performing code reviews.

Microsoft also changed the way it configures Windows and other products by default, sacrificing some usability or convenience for security.