Microsoft has launched in 2006 in the antivirus software with Windows Live OneCare. This software is designed for individuals had a particular licensing mode offers the possibility to install it on 3 PCs in one household. After renaming the first to integrate the Windows Live suite. Windows Live OneCare was arrested in November 2008. Microsoft, however, did not abandon the idea to enter the market until now mainly occupied by Symantec. In parallel, Microsoft's strategy then was different since the Redmond company has been dedicated to corporate antivirus market by offering Microsoft Client Protection in 2005. This first version was later renamed in 2007: Forefront Client Security (FCS). This virus containing the bases of OneCare was successful thanks to the aggressive strategy on the price of Microsoft licenses. In late 2009, Microsoft is relaunching in the adventure of antivirus dedicated individuals. Building on its success with FCS, Microsoft launches Windows Security Essentials, a free antivirus. The computer world was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the virus and its overall performance. Today, FCS is getting old and expectations are many. So that Microsoft announced in early 2010 the release of a new version of its antivirus company will be renamed: Forefront EndPoint Protection.
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