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Description
Beginning with Law #1: “Thou Shalt secure the entire stack from Level 1 to 7”,you will see there is more to securing SharePoint than permissions and locking down IIS. Come to this session to learn Defense-In-Depth of properly securing SharePoint using the OSI model as your guide.
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The Discussion
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pete_calvert should be renamed "Slick Rick's Story Time".
This is a security talk, not a SharePoint talk, and some of the "advice" given is wrong.
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Bob SharePoint abides by the same security standards as any other hosted application. This most certainly applies.
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elportugues Very interesting!
Integrated Security, a concept not so clear for Admin.
Sharepoint needs a new point of view
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tormenta