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Microsoft Ireland New Security Programme Kicks Off

Welcome to Mike's Security Blog. This is where you can keep up to date on Microsoft Ireland's local security programme.

I'm currently in the process of kicking off our new security programme for this year (Microsoft fiscal year's run from July to June). If you haven't come across the Microsoft Ireland security programme before; I run a mixture of free live event and live webcast training sessions on all aspects of IT secuturity as well as maintaining MS Ireland's security incident early warning programme and generally try to find as many ways as possible to get security guidance out to individuals and organisations throughout Ireland.

The feedback from our event programme last year (thanks to everyone who participated in our session in July) was very clear in telling us that we need to provide a mix of fundamental security advice (what are the top 5 things I need to do right now and where can I get the tools to help me) and the much more technical topics (PKI, encryption, security in heteregeneous environments) delivered by security experts like Rafl Lukawiecki.

So this year, I hope our team will deliver what you need and, of course, we're always receptive to feedback. The event programme starts on September 28th with the Seven Steps to Better Infrastructure Management ( I know I said 5 earlier but we came up with 2 bonus steps for the first event). If you're having real problems keeping your infrastructure patched and keeping track of identity and access management - this is the event for you. The event is free, places are limited etc...

The event takes place from 8.30am - 12.30pm at the Morisson Hotel Dublin  and you can register at www.microsoft.com/ireland/security/events

Published Wednesday, September 14, 2005 5:46 PM by Mike's Security Blog

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submarelime said:

you know what? i am not even going to read you spill on "SECURITY" because to tell you the truth, i am not worried about it.  i am a home user. i have my own PC, just 6 or 7 months old and i have been trying to enjoy this mother's day present of my.  a brand new Dell PC with all of this "stuff" on it.  i'm sure it's all good like over 200 gbs for a hard disk and blah, blah, blah...since i got my PC with XPSP2 HOME EDITION-that i had to purchase separately because Vista sucked!!! i abhor Vista...for me, it's XP Home Edition because i am at home!!! but due to NTLM Authentication crap security, i have been locked out of my own f-----g computer!!!.  i get this error message that tells me to contact the system administrator because i can no longer logon, "account expired" or "to prevent my computer from any damage, i have been shut down".  i am a retired civil servant of the state of california and i want to use my computer whenever i want to but ever since i have purchased microsoft products dating back to the turn of this century beginning with windows 98--i got it on sale at a good price at the local offce depot...worst mistake i ever made.  i am just about at my wits' end and right now, open source gl, eclipse, linux, apple-mac looks REALLY good to me because i can never get anyone at microsoft to help me without putting their hand out for monley just like the bums you see on the street....!!!! there you have it, i am sick of mswindows and its SECURITY!!!  who are you trying to lock out, the computers' rightful owners?! because i am the only one on this computer and the only one who accesses this computer and i have my "GENUINE VALIDATION" AND RECEIPTS AND CERTIFICATES TO PROVE IT...but can i get on my own computer....NOOOOOOO!!!!! so much for Security, yeah, it's SO efficient that not even the owner and only user of a PC & OS can logon.............i'm done

December 27, 2008 3:23 PM
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