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Microsoft to release enterprise version of its firewall
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Microsoft to keep governments in the security loop
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Salesforce.com breaks into Office
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Preparing to deploy Active Directory
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What are the minimum user rights needed?
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Planning, implementing and maintaining routing and remote access
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The Missing Link: Microsoft's iPod uprising
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Microsoft to release enterprise version of its firewall
[SearchWindowsSecurity.com]
ISA Server 2004 Enterprise Edition, which touts three main features, is expected to make its debut at this month's RSA Conference.
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Microsoft to keep governments in the security loop
[SearchSecurity.com]
Redmond launches a program to keep governments informed when it's dealing with security problems.
Salesforce.com breaks into Office
[SearchCRM.com]
A new developer program will facilitate integration with Microsoft's Office applications.
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[From around the Web]
Compressed files strike another blow to AV (SearchSecurity.com)
Spammers turn to directory harvest attacks (vunet)
Unisys continues down the open Linux road (SearchEnterpriseLinux.com)
Exploit released for combined RealPlayer, IE flaws (eWEEK)
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Preparing to deploy Active Directory
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What are the minimum user rights needed?
OS Troubleshooting Expert Bernie Klinder provides guidance on the question of balancing system functionality with security needs.
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Planning, implementing and maintaining routing and remote access
Remote network access isn't always just a technical headache -- it can also be a security nightmare. Learn how to dodge the bullets in this information-packed chapter. The topics include routing protocols, remote security and access policies, authentication, IPSec policy and troubleshooting.
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Microsoft's iPod uprising
[Wired News]
To the chagrin of Microsoft management, Apple's ubiquitous iPod is wildly popular among employees at Microsoft's headquarters campus in Redmond, Wash. So worried are executives, that memos have begun circulating that discourage iPod use. And brandishing the red-hot tune device is career suicide for those in the Windows Digital Media Group.
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