At the Analyst Event last week I was asked more than once about the File Classification Infrastructure. As it was something I never looked into the details, I started from the blog post I wrote mid May File Classification Infrastructure in Windows Server 2008 R2 and just wanted to collect some information about it. If you are interested, there are a few really good posts/sites in this respect:

• Classifying files based on location and content using the File Classification Infrastructure (FCI) in Windows Server 2008 R2
• Windows Server 2008 R2 File Classification Infrastructure – Managing data based on business value
• TechNet Webcast: File Classification in Windows Server 2008 R2
• File Classification Infrastructure - TechNet Webcast available online
• File Classification Infrastructure (FCI) - Classification and policy – the separation of …
• File types the Content Classifier can search on a new Windows Server 2008 R2 install

They are all from the same blog

Roger

I often have the opportunity to keynote events on security. I rarely want to talk about products but much more about the way I see the development around security on the Internet.

The reason why I do this presentation the way you see below is, that threats change and criminals evolved (and will still evolve) new ways of stealing money and valuable data. Therefore trust in the Internet continues to come under attack. It is kind of the classic tale of good versus evil – just this time the future of the Internet and business infrastructure are at stake. From my point of view, the industry is faced with a challenge- - either secure the Internet and gain user’s trust, or lose control to the bad guys and see the value of one of man’s greatest inventions dwindle.

We recorded a presentation which will give you insight into next generation security and Trustworthy Computing’s vision for creating an Internet and Infrastructure Platform we can trust – from end to end!

The video is a little bit more than 20 minutes. If you want the direct link, it is here: http://video.msn.com/video.aspx?mkt=en-us&vid=98967da4-50cd-42cd-8f3c-db0f1cac8ed8

Enjoy and tell me what you think of it. Does it make sense to you?

Roger

We are just kicking off the EMEA TwC Analyst Summit, which is running for the next two days. The first time we are using technologies like Twitter live from the event and we encourage the Analysts to do the same. Therefore, you might follow what is going on there on different channels but mainly:

• The website: http://www.emeatwcanalystsummit.com/
• If you are using Twitter, use the hash #TWCSummit

Roger

I am running Microsoft Security Essentials (called “Morro”) since quite a while on my Mediacenter and I am definitely convinced of it. So, go ahead and test it: http://www.microsoft.com/security_essentials/resources.aspx – it will be our free Anti-Malware solution

Roger

Wednesday and Thursday we are running an event for selected analysts in London. As you might know, I am tweeting via http://www.twitter.com/rhalbheer and I will try to do some live tweeting from the event during the event – never did this but I will try. In addition, there are some analysts we know that they use Twitter as well and we will ask them to do the same. If you want to know how it will work out, search for the keyword #TWCSummit

Looking forward to meeting you on Twitter

Roger