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• Buffer overflow prevention: Add apps to Microsoft EMET with command line configuration

  Adding vulnerable applications to the Microsoft Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit is simple once you've mastered the command line configuration tool. Continue Reading

• How to use BitLocker To Go in Windows 7: A primer

  In this two part series, Phil Cox first reviews the features of BitLocker To Go in Windows 7. Continue Reading

• Configuring access control in a Windows Server 2008 infrastructure

  Jennifer Jabbusch reviews how four Windows components will help you with various access control and authentication needs. Continue Reading

• How to use Windows XP Mode in Windows 7

  Your hardware or software may not be compatible with Windows 7. Contributor Tony Bradley reveals how to bridge the gap using Windows XP Mode virtualization. Continue Reading

• Tradeoffs and advantages of network access control with Microsoft NAP

  Microsoft NAP's endpoint security policy compliance checks and integration with third-party security products make it an attractive option over traditional network access control solutions. Continue Reading

• Microsoft Windows RMS enables granular access control over sensitive data

  Microsoft Windows Rights Management Services (RMS) brings affordable digital rights management to Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008 users.Continue Reading

• Assess your security state in five steps

  Prioritize your security spending by identifying how data moves and users interact, and what vulnerabilities exist in infrastructure, systems and applications.Continue Reading

• Next version of Microsoft ISA Server brings Web security to midmarket

  Microsoft's Forefront Threat Management Gateway (TMG) adds HTTP and HTTPs antimalware inspection, application vulnerability and Web filtering. TMG will integrate tightly with other Microsoft Security products under the upcoming Forefront Security ...Continue Reading

• Steps to secure Windows Server 2003: Volumes, policies and port control

  This step-by-step guide explains how to secure Windows Server 2003. This is the first of two parts. Continue Reading

• Choosing midmarket wireless authentication server infrastructure options

  RADIUS servers don't have to be out of the price range of midmarket organizations; alternatives such as extending Windows infrastructure or outsourcing bring enterprise-grade infrastructure to smaller companies.Continue Reading

• How do Microsoft's security tools stack up?

  Many administrators are more likely to stick with Microsoft security tools because of their obvious integration advantages. But how do Microsoft products stack up against similar third-party tools. Contributor Serdar Yegulalp examines the ...Continue Reading