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Directly connect to your corpnet with IPsec and IPv6: Contrary to popular belief, the rumors of my demise have been greatly exaggerated. Well, ok, no actual rumors, but hey, one can dream, huh? My spring calendar was full of events in Asia and Australia, then TechEd US seemed to suddenly appear out of nowhere! Read More...
Posted 25 June 08 01:55 by Steve Riley | 23 Comments
Filed under Active Directory, authentication, BitLocker, configuration, encryption, group policy, IPsec, networking, Windows Vista, NAP, SSL/HTTPS, VPN, TechEd
Ah, the joys of speaking about pre-release software!: Two weeks ago I delivered my Windows Vista System Integrity presentation at the TechEds in New Zealand (Auckland) and Australia (Sydney). It was largely the same as the presention at TechEds in America and India, but updated to reflect changes made in Read More...
Posted 06 September 06 02:26 by Steve Riley | 4 Comments
Filed under protection, the trade press, Windows Vista, TechEd
Mandatory integrity control in Windows Vista: One of my favorite new security features in Windows Vista is Mandatory Integrity Control (MIC). It’s a classical computer science concept from the 1970s that’s finally getting its first commercial implementation—and of this I’m quite proud. While discretionary Read More...
Posted 21 July 06 09:20 by Steve Riley | 27 Comments
Filed under protection, Windows Vista, TechEd