Thoughts on the Registered Traveler Programs at Airports

When I entered the US this time, I got a brochure on how I could avoid the line at immigration and just get a fast track by registering with the Global Entry Program, a program, which would pre-screen me and then I just have to register with a machine by entering the US. As I . . . → Read More: Thoughts on the Registered Traveler Programs at Airports

Microsoft Security Essentials – Ready to download

Why pay for a Anti-Malware solution if you can get one of the best solutions in the world for free – go and download it! It is there: http://www.microsoft.com/security_essentials/

And now, the disclaimer: It runs only on genuine Windows!

Have fun, enjoy. I am running it since quite a while with my friends and families . . . → Read More: Microsoft Security Essentials – Ready to download

Interesting Cyber Security Challenge

I read an article on Cyber Security Challenge Brings Out the Best about a “defend your system” challenge by the USENIX Security Conference in Montreal, Canada. I like the approach: Find and fix common vulnerabilities on a web server.

Roger

Hey, You, Get Off of My Cloud

I recently had different discussions with different customers and we were looking into the key questions to ask, when you plan to move to the cloud (yes, I am working on a corresponding blog post). I was then asked whether we have an answer to these questions – well no. For sure not for all . . . → Read More: Hey, You, Get Off of My Cloud

When it comes to security, who do you trust more – Microsoft or Google?

I started to read the article and actually just wanted to Tweet about it but then I voted and had to publish at least the current state:

When it comes to security, who do you trust more?

Microsoft (44%) Google (32%) Neither (22%) Both (3%)

Total Votes: 716

This is just now – might . . . → Read More: When it comes to security, who do you trust more – Microsoft or Google?

Do you really want to move to the Cloud? Really?

Well, the question is not too provocative. The longer I look into the risk, the more I am asking this question. Now, we have to separate the different company sizes. I guess for a small and medium business – with the correct safety measures – it makes a lot of sense and you could safe . . . → Read More: Do you really want to move to the Cloud? Really?

IT outsourcing most affected by data leaks – What about the Cloud?

I recently asked in a panel, where the difference is between Cloud Computing and classical outsourcing – I kind of became unpopular because this is simply uncool… But I stick with it (knowing there are differences) but the difference is not that big in my opinion. So, reading this article IT outsourcing most affected by . . . → Read More: IT outsourcing most affected by data leaks – What about the Cloud?

Moving to the Cloud: Where it worked and where I was challenged

I am running a whole environment at home to experience our technology. However, up to now it was all “on premise”, no Cloud integration. This has to change. Therefore I was more than happy to join our internal Hosted Exchange 14 beta program. We are offering the hosted Exchange program to Live@Edu – but we . . . → Read More: Moving to the Cloud: Where it worked and where I was challenged

When Goog becomes your Roommate (a "must see")

I just found that this morning. If you have 15 minutes, you have to watch these videos. They are really fun (are they?):

Enjoy! I did (partly)

Roger

. . . → Read More: When Goog becomes your Roommate (a "must see")

Microsoft SDL Team Releases New Security Testing Tools

I often mention that we try to give you all the tools we have as long as it makes sense form a risk perspective. The risk perspective is a simple one: If we give it to you as our customer, we give it as well to the criminals.

There are two new tools which . . . → Read More: Microsoft SDL Team Releases New Security Testing Tools

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