Deze post geeft u sommige verbindingen aan online beschikbare Witboeken en Gidsen van de de downloadplaats van Microsoft - ik hoop u wat van het kunt gebruiken om uw eigen netwerk te analyseren en te beschermen!

Het nieuwe Witboek van de Veiligheid van April 2008:

Het „team van de Nationale Veiligheid van Microsoft de V.S. is samengesteld uit strategische veiligheidsadviseurs die met de klanten van Microsoft, partners, de interne bevolking van lidstaten en de informatiebeveiligingsindustrie werken om de goedkeuring van veiligheidsprocessen en technologieën te bevorderen. NST concentreert zich ook bij het drijven van verticale veiligheidsoplossingen voor een brede waaier van de industrieën. Daartoe, heeft NST een aantal Witboeken uitgevaardigd die op de specifieke veiligheidsbehoeften van de bijzondere industrieën, zoals de professionele diensten en de financiële de dienstenindustrieën gericht zijn. „

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Over the past few days Bryant from AeroXP.org, a popular Windows enthusiasts community, has been writing a series of posts titled “The Five Pillars of Windows 7“. In these posts, predictably five in total, he reveals and discusses a lot of interesting tidbits about the next version of Windows. The information presented is highly interesting and encouraging for any Windows enthusiast, but one could easily become tangled in the web of optimism.

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