Microsoft security threat management

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	Intrusion defense in the era of Windows Vista SearchMidmarketSecurity.com | 06 Mar 2009 VIDEO - Microsoft has built comprehensive antimalware capabilities into its new Windows Vista operating system in the hopes that enterprises will forego third-party applications. But is the protection up to the standards that ...

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	The keys to locking down Windows Vista User Account Control 03 Nov 2009 TIP - Windows Vista's User Account Control feature can effectively lock down users' desktops. However, it's not exactly the perfect defense strategy.

	How to use Excel for security log data analysis 10 Jul 2009 TIP - Microsoft Excel can be an inexpensive and effective option for firewall, antivirus and server log analysis.

	Three ways to prioritize endpoint security over perimeter defenses 30 Jun 2009 TIP - Midmarket organizations should prioritize endpoint security management over perimeter defenses.

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	Unpatched vulnerability discovered in Microsoft SQL Server SearchSecurity.com | 02 Sep 2009 ARTICLE - Sentrigo released details about a flaw discovered in SQL Server that exposes passwords stored in memory as cleartext. Microsoft is not planning to patch this flaw.

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	Quiz: Intrusion defense in the era of Windows Vista SearchMidmarketSecurity.com | 06 Mar 2009 SECURITY SCHOOL - A five-question multiple-choice quiz to test your understanding of the content presented by expert Peter H. Gregory in this lesson of SearchSecurity.com's Intrusion Defense School.

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	More or less: Browser security reloaded 06 Mar 2009 PODCASTS - This podcast will explore the various security merits of current browsers and give tips on how to decide which is right for your organization.

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	Back Orifice 05 May 2001 WORD - Back Orifice is a rootkit program designed to expose the security deficiencies of Microsoft's Windows operating systems. The program's name is inspired by the name of Microsoft's BackOffice product. Created by a group of ...

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