A look at ZoneAlarm Security Suite Video

Video description: Zone Labs has released a more complete security package in efforts to build on the success of its firewall product line. Marketing Director Fred Felman gives ZDNet's David Berlind a tour of the new product and comments on what the release of Microsoft's upcoming Service Pack 2 may mean to competition in the security industry.

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Expected for release later this year, Microsoft XP Service Pack 2 focuses on three areas of security: default firewall, automatic update and scanning for current virus protection. At CeBit America in New York, Microsoft's Greg Sullivan tells ZDNet's David Berlind that while SP2 is a security improvement for Windows, it's just the first step in a continual fight against network threats.

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Will SP2 protect your system?

When Microsoft's Service Pack 2 is finally installed on your machine will the new firewall feature offer adequate protection? Are your processors up to speed? ZDNet's David Berlind asks Rich Kaplan, vice president of Microsoft's Security Business & Technology unit.