Tech·Ed North America 2009
- Los Angeles, CA
- May 11 - 15, 2009
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Developing a Security Awareness StrategyEffective security requires a harmonious blend of working processes, modern technology, and educated people. For many organizations, that last part can be very challenging. Most people know what they need to do to get their jobs done, but how many know that everything they do with a computer has security... -
Uncovering Two Least-Understood Security Stars in Windows: UAC and WIL (repeats on May 15)Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows Server 2008 (with or without the R2) are more than just new pretty faces. Their security innards have been ripped out and replaced with a new and almost completely different security engine. And they're not just security geek internals--but some whole new paradigms.... -
The Risks and Rewards of Security, Identity, and Access IntegrationIT professionals face serious challenges in reducing costs and increasing productivity of their infrastructure solutions while addressing the needs of a mobile workforce, changing regulatory requirements, and evolving threats. As a result, customer demands are driving the industry to a new stage of development--the... -
Advanced Edge Security: Closing the SSL Threat Highway and Moving to Virtualized SecuritySecurity is becoming more and more complex and ISA 2006 is evolving into Forefront Threat Management Gateway to address this complexity head on. First, Web 2.0 and other applications are using SSL to disguise traffic - making the security gateway think they are ordinary Web traffic and opening your... -
12 Tips to Secure Your Windows Systems, Revisited: How Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, and…Are you a security professional? "No," you say? Think again. Security is a must for networks, and has been at least since 2001 brought us Code Red and Nimda, so the sad truth is that every admin--not just security specialists--must know all of the "you gotta's" of security. Security can be deathly dull,... -
Security Management: Integrated Enterprise Security with Microsoft Forefront Code Name "Stirling"Microsoft Forefront code name "Stirling" is an Integrated System that provides comprehensive, coordinated protection against client, server, and the network edge. Join the product engineering team as we present an overview of what "Stirling" is all about and how it will observe technologies at the host,... -
Windows Internet Explorer 8 Security, Inside and OutCome discuss (and learn) more about the new security and privacy features in Internet Explorer 8. We cover specific scenarios to illustrate what the product offers and how it will help protect you, your users and systems from online threats. We also cover important 'breaking changes' that you need to... -
Microsoft Identity Lifecycle Manager "2": Reducing Cost of Provisioning and Credential ManagementIn this session, learn how Identity Lifecycle Manager "2" can help you reduce the cost of provisioning and credential management in your organization. We show you best practices, tips and tricks for provisioning, creating and managing policies, extensibility, and interaction with other systems. -
12 Tips to Secure Your Windows Systems, Revisited: How Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, and…Are you a security professional? "No," you say? Think again. Security is a must for networks, and has been at least since 2001 brought us Code Red and Nimda, so the sad truth is that every admin--not just security specialists--must know all of the "you gotta's" of security. Security can be deathly dull,... -
Active Directory and Windows Server 2008 R2Mark Minasi talks to Laura Hunter and Active Directory and Windows Server 2008 R2.
