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Security is an Industry-wide concern, and customers have told us that they want security tools, features, and settings to be easier to implement and easier to use, and that they want security protections to be intrinsic to the software. Microsoft is committed to enabling every customer to work, communicate, and transact business more securely. We are working to simplify security and drive the intelligence of security protections deeper into our software to reduce the demands on users and IT administrators.
Since announcing our Trustworthy Computing (TWC) security mobilisation initiative in October 2003, Microsoft is now starting to lead the industry in security practices and technologies, which allow our customers to build secure IT environments and networks. We measure our efforts using the SD³+C framework:
Secure by Design - Implementing threat modelling and other key security considerations in design and development stages. These considerations include: mandatory training in writing secure code; code reviews and penetration testing; automated code diagnostic tools; and redesigned architecture to maximize software resilience.
Secure by Default - Maximizing security in default configurations of shipped software.
Secure in Deployment - Promoting more secure deployment and management of our software. These efforts include scanning tools, services—including patch management with configuration verification functions, and localised versions of security bulletins and tools, such as Microsoft Update and Microsoft Baseline Security Analyser.
Communications - Keeping customers informed. These efforts include timely communication about software update releases and our worldwide Security Response Process. In addition, we are working with government, partners, and academia to deliver security education, offer security certification programs for IT professionals, and conduct consumer protection campaigns worldwide.
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Size: 180Mb
Security is an Industry-wide concern, and customers have told us that they want security tools, features, and settings to be easier to implement and easier to use, and that they want security protections to be intrinsic to the software. Microsoft is committed to enabling every customer to work, communicate, and transact business more securely. We are working to simplify security and drive the intelligence of security protections deeper into our software to reduce the demands on users and IT administrators.
Since announcing our Trustworthy Computing (TWC) security mobilisation initiative in October 2003, Microsoft is now starting to lead the industry in security practices and technologies, which allow our customers to build secure IT environments and networks. We measure our efforts using the SD³+C framework:
Secure by Design - Implementing threat modelling and other key security considerations in design and development stages. These considerations include: mandatory training in writing secure code; code reviews and penetration testing; automated code diagnostic tools; and redesigned architecture to maximize software resilience.
Secure by Default - Maximizing security in default configurations of shipped software.
Secure in Deployment - Promoting more secure deployment and management of our software. These efforts include scanning tools, services—including patch management with configuration verification functions, and localised versions of security bulletins and tools, such as Microsoft Update and Microsoft Baseline Security Analyser.
Communications - Keeping customers informed. These efforts include timely communication about software update releases and our worldwide Security Response Process. In addition, we are working with government, partners, and academia to deliver security education, offer security certification programs for IT professionals, and conduct consumer protection campaigns worldwide.
Download:
http://rapidshare.com/files/10881307/Microsoft_20Security_20Roadshow-2006.part01.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/10881411/Microsoft_20Security_20Roadshow-2006.part02.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/10881430/Microsoft_20Security_20Roadshow-2006.part03.rar
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http://rapidshare.com/files/10881857/Microsoft_20Security_20Roadshow-2006.part11.rar