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Microsoft Delivers November 2009 Security Updates
As part of its monthly security update cycle, Microsoft yesterday delivered six new security updates that fix 15 vulnerabilities in various products.
WinInfo
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Paul Thurrott
Kerio WinRoute Firewall 6.7.1
An updated firewall solution for SMBs.
Windows IT Pro
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Lavon Peters
Microsoft Fires Back at Deceptive Windows 7 Claims by Sophos
After security researchers at Sophos tried to garner cheap headlines with an overly-sensational non-story about how Windows 7 supposedly failed to prevent 80 percent of malware attacks, Microsoft finally fired back.
WinInfo
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Paul Thurrott
Microsoft: State of the Security Union is Good
This week, Microsoft has issued its seventh Security Intelligence Report, and the results are actually somewhat comforting.
Windows IT Pro
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Paul Thurrott
TCO Study Sheds New Light on the Hidden Costs of Your Web Filter
SPONSORED CONTENT from St. Bernard Software
Windows IT Pro
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Ron Kaplan
USB Endpoint Security Solutions
All it takes for a data breach is one employee and a USB flash drive or iPod. Get started on your search for an endpoint security solution with advice and products to consider.
Windows IT Pro
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Caroline Marwitz
Protect AD from Administrative Errors
We all know that mistakes happen, but in AD, they can be disastrous. Here's how you can help prevent mistakes in a production environment instead of just reacting to them.
Windows IT Pro
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James R. Day
Protect Your PowerShell Scripts
Here are three precautions that will go a long way in protecting your PowerShell scripts and securing your system.
Windows IT Pro
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Robert Sheldon
Q. How can I download a version of Microsoft Security Essentials for an architecture or OS other than that of my local desktop?
FAQ for Windows
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John Savill
BoxTone Now Supports iPhone, WinMo, Palm Pre, and More
Mobile management company BoxTone has only offered BlackBerry management in the past. Now, the company supports any smartphone with support for ActiveSync.
Windows IT Pro
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Brian Reinholz
ACL Enhancements in Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008
Recent ACL changes in the Windows OS aren't game-changing, but a strong understanding of the small modifications can help simplify security management and resolve permissions-related problems in your environment.
Windows IT Pro
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Russell Smith
Securing Your SQL Server Environment
Locking down your database environment can be a difficult task, but it doesn’t have to be. Learn how to protect your databases by using service accounts and encryption to secure your database files and network.
SQL Server Magazine
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William Sheldon
Default Accounts and Groups – Security Principles
Windows IT Pro
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Russell Smith
Access Inheritance Flags
Windows IT Pro
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Russell Smith
UpdatePatrol Tracks SideWiki Sludge, Plus More
Concerned about what customers and competitors might be saying on Google SideWiki? UpdatePatrol offers a simple way to keep track.
Windows IT Pro
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Brian Reinholz
Huge Security Update Package Coming Today
This is the sort of thing Mac users are all too familiar with, but for users of the dominant Windows operating system, today's bumper crop of security updates will come as a bit of a surprise, in terms of both volume and severity.
WinInfo
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Paul Thurrott
Q. Are there any password auditing programs that work on 64-bit versions of Windows?
FAQ for Windows
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John Savill
Q: Does Windows include a mechanism to show failed logon information to the user at logon time?
Windows IT Pro
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Jan De Clercq
Q: Can I use the Windows Security Configuration Wizard (SCW) to harden my Exchange 2007 servers? Does the SCW come with specific security templates for the different Exchange 2007 server roles (such as Client Access, Hub Transport, Mailbox, and Edge)?
Windows IT Pro
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Jan De Clercq
Q: How can I determine from the Windows security logs whether a user has logged on using a smart card?
Windows IT Pro
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Jan De Clercq
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