Creating a secure computing ecosystem is a top priority for Microsoft Corp., for the IT industry and for customers. As an industry leader, Microsoft believes it has a responsibility to offer a vision, framework and road map for taking secure computing to the next level. The company sees the potential for security technology to move beyond its current defensive capabilities to become an enabler of a world where interconnected networks, devices, products and services are appropriately secure and can deliver even richer information, entertainment and connected computing experiences. This white paper discusses a framework and Microsoft's product road map for helping deliver on these aspirations.
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