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From the Editor:
Pushing the envelope of Windows-centric computing |
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Featured Topic:
Close users Window of opportunity to muck up the OS |
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Featured Expert:
Scott Blake, security strategist |
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Site Highlights:
Live Expert Webcast: .NET and XML Web services: Issues for admins
Live Expert Webcast: Keeping Johnny out of the Command Line
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by Jan Stafford
Site Editor, SearchWindowsManageabilty
Like detectives, our editors are constantly on the trail of innovative Windows implementations. Our snooping has resulted in a dossier of in-depth reports on Windows projects, all told from the user's perspective.
We recently uncovered two Windows projects that really pushed the envelope in the deployment of Windows-centric computing. In fact, TechTarget gave them this year's SearchWin2000's Windows Innovators Awards. These IT innovators -- Louisiana
Department of Health and Hospitals and Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center -- won this year's awards for scalability and manageability, respectively.
Find out how they increased performance and reduced costs with their innovative projects. Then, tell us about your latest Windows deployment by writing to the editor.
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Reining in Users
by Marilyn Cohodas
Site Editor, SearchWin2000
What network hasn't suffered because an individual downloaded a game that turned out to be a Trojan horse? Check out the security resources in this week's featured topic and learn how to close the Window of opportunity to users who just can't resist adjusting some Control Panel switch or poking around in the registry.
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Featured Expert Scott Blake
Director of Security Strategy, BindView Corp.
Categories: Security
Blake has designed perimeter security, network security architectures and security policies for several large companies including leaders in financial services, telecommunications, large hospitals and universities.
View all Scott's answers
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Live Expert Webcast
Date: Tuesday, June 4, at 1:00 PM EDT
.NET and XML Web services: Issues for the Windows admin
Learn from Bugslayer columnist John Robbins how .NET will bring peace between network admins and developers, what exactly a .NET app is, and the future of XML Web services.
Sponsored By: VERITAS
Live Expert Webcast
Date: Thursday, June 6, at 2:00 EDT
Keeping Johnny out of the Command Line
Security maven Roberta Bragg tells how users can access system resources thru admin, reg editing and hacker tools, and offers a simple prevention strategy.
Sponsored By: VeriSign
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