Is Symantec trying to force Microsoft to create Vista security holes simply so they could sell more copies of their antivirus program? That's what some claim. But what's the truth? What's really going on? There are always two sides to every story and this one seemed no different. To get to the bottom of the issue and try to derive a better understanding, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz decided to speak with both Symantec and Microsoft. He had the opportunity to conduct exclusive interviews with Cris Paden, Manager on the Corporate Communication Team at Symantec and Adrien Robinson, Director of Communications, Microsoft Security Technology Unit. This is our special report.
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