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Monday, October 11, 2004


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* Is Microsoft trustworthy yet?
* Security supply and demand
* The right information, right now
* Hardware-based security: The bug stops here

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IS MICROSOFT TRUSTWORTHY YET?
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Posted October 08, 2004 3:00 PM Pacific Time

In the '90s, Marc Andreessen famously joked that Netscape would reduce
Windows to a set of poorly debugged device drivers. By the turn of the
century, critics were instead arguing that Microsoft itself had reduced
its own software to a collection of security holes.

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SECURITY SUPPLY AND DEMAND
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Posted October 08, 2004 3:00 PM Pacific Time

It's easy to point the finger at Redmond when Microsoft products fall
vulnerable to exploits and attacks. But according to Russ Cooper, senior
scientist at IT security company Cybertrust, consumers play as much a
part as engineers when it comes to building safer systems.

For the full story:
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THE RIGHT INFORMATION, RIGHT NOW
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Posted October 08, 2004 3:00 PM Pacific Time

Ask any corporate executive the secret to success and there's a good
chance you'll hear that the management team must work on the same goals
using the same assumptions and facts -- with transparency to the CEO and
board. Yet most companies don't work that way, setting the stage for
missed opportunities, hidden problems, and political gaming that uses
siloed data and its analysis as a departmental weapon rather than as an
enterprise asset.

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HARDWARE-BASED SECURITY: THE BUG STOPS HERE
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Posted October 08, 2004 3:00 PM Pacific Time

Buggy code is a fact of life: That's the message from Microsoft these
days. Or rather, the company recognizes that as software grows in
complexity it becomes increasingly difficult to prevent bugs from
sneaking in under the radar.

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http://newsletter.infoworld.com/t?ctl=93D8BA:2B910B2


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