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For those of you following my semi annual updates on what is happening in the Windows world to do with Malware and Sypware etc… the latest incarnation of the SIR has been released today: http://www.microsoft.com/security/about/sir.aspx Thanks to the Microsoft Read More...
In case you haven't bought your ticket yet, you can still go to www.sector.ca and register for the event. Recently the team announced the full speaker line-up and posted the schedule: www.sector.ca/schedule.htm The line-up this year includes a great contribution Read More...
For those of you who have been awaiting this moment, we have announced the RTM for SCVMM 2008 R2… System Center Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) 2008 R2 has Released to Manufacturing – EVALS AVAILABLE “Take full advantage of platform enhancements in Windows Read More...
As many of you may know, I am currently filling the role of Virtualization Lead at Microsoft Canada, expanding on my work in the Virtualization Security space.. I keep hearing the same questions from you around how Canadian companies are actually leveraging Read More...
With a little over a month to go until my favourite Canadian Security conference, the guys at SecTor have announced their speaker line-up. Oh and by the way, the price for attendance goes up soon! It looks like this year is going to ROCK as per usual! Read More...
One of the pieces of feedback I have been given for a while is that despite the changes we have made to the update process and guidance, there is still confusion over things like – what do the updates do, do I really need to apply them to my systems and Read More...
Bruce Cowper Chief Security Advisor Microsoft Canada Co. As the Chief Security Advisor for Microsoft Canada, Bruce is responsible for the overall security strategy, working closely with the Public Sector, large enterprises, Industry Associations and the Read More...
Amazingly enough, that time of the year has arrived again and SecTor ( www.sector.ca ) is almost upon us. The team ( www.sector.ca/about.htm ) have announced the speaker lineup: New Keynote and Sessions Announced - click here for all the keynotes and Read More...
It has been a long time on this blog, but I thought I would share with you that I am now the Canadian Security Lead, well my official title is 'Senior Program Manager; Security Initiative' :) This means that I am back and will be blogging on here and Read More...
For all of you wondering if I had disappeared from the planet, you may be pleased to know that I am simply moving blogs. Based on your feedback the Canadian IT Pro team is amalgamating our efforts and our blogs in to two new spaces: The Canadian IT Pro Read More...
It seems like a world ago, but as a follow up from the Vista Beta 1 Install Fest last year, we (and that is everyone that came along) have received a letter from Foodpath in Mississaga, thanking us for the donation. “On behalf of the board of Directors Read More...
If you haven't already heard about it in the TechNet flash , from the blogs and Microsoft TechNet site, we are less than a month from the start of the Build'06 tour Build'06 is aimed at everyone that designs, deploys, secures and maintains networks, from Read More...
Last week I had the pleasure of delivering a session to the TASK which concentrated on Windows Server 2003 R2 Security and Management. For those of you that attended, I hope you found the session useful and it was great to get so many questions and your Read More...
If I was to tell you that there is a series of practical, consultant lead workshops covering a range of popular topics, designed to help you deal with real world challenges, produced and delivered by people who live and breath this stuff day in and day Read More...
As a reminder, the TASK meeting is tonight. I am presenting a session on Windows Server 2003 R2 around security, interoperability and other additions in the latest incarnation of the server operating system. For attendees (on a 1st come 1st serve basis, Read More...
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