Last night Vinny Gullotto made some significant announcements at RSA Japan. At least for us they are significant: We published the second Security Intelligence Report. Now, you might ask, we this is significant. Think about the data sources, we...

Do you know that scenario: My wife would like to fix a meeting and should have access to my calendar. I am not available, therefore she cannot just call me but - again - she should see my availability. Not uncommon, isn't it? A typical solution for...

As you (hopefully) know, Windows Vista ships with a component we call Bitlocker - at least some of the Windows Vista versions do. Now, Bitlocker can be run with different way of protecting your keys: a TPM chip (basically a smartcard on your motherboard...

Well, we all know that we shall not click on links in mails and stuff like that. Marc Russinovich did an interesting analysis of a pretty simple bot: http://blogs.technet.com/markrussinovich/archive/2007/04/09/741440.aspx What I like as well is that...

Remember the early days of Trustworthy Computing? 2002 I started to give keynotes about TwC - as we call it - and told the "world" about what we think should be done in the industry in order to regain trust. I usually compared it with the power network...