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Steve Riley on Security

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Formerly of Microsoft's Trustworthy Computing Group.

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2009 4

  1. Blog relocated again
  2. Good bye, and good luck
  3. Questions about virtualization and security?
  4. Poll: do you use scheduled scans for malware?

2008 17

  1. Updated Microsoft Security Assessment Tool
  2. Reading list from “How IT will change in the next 10 years”
  3. Comments, administrivia, and the future of the “infosec professional”
  4. Ethernet and WiFi and Bluetooth, oh my!
  5. Passgen tool from my book
  6. Internet Explorer security levels compared
  7. The opt-out from hell
  8. Who is "dodacrazy" and what is a "montize buddy"?
  9. TechEd 2009: Never too early to start planning
  10. Tweet
  11. Directly connect to your corpnet with IPsec and IPv6
  12. Do you need RMS/IRM in Office for Macintosh?
  13. Throw away your digital picture frames
  14. Plan now to eliminate "power users" from your domains
  15. Videos of some of my presentations
  16. NAP case study published
  17. Microsoft IPsec diagnostic tool

2007 17

  1. Changing the SSL cipher order in Internet Explorer 7 on Windows Vista
  2. More on Autorun
  3. What's your data worth? More importantly, to whom?
  4. Playing around with my blog
  5. More on the necessity of antivirus software
  6. Autorun: good for you?
  7. Antivirus software -- who needs it?
  8. Password policies. Once again.
  9. Bogus Microsoft sweepstakes emails
  10. The bad guys will use BitLocker, too
  11. Windows Integrity Mechanism: more than you ever wanted to know
  12. I just *love* cheesy vocal trance!
  13. Protect your data: everything else is just plumbing
  14. TechNet: Exploring the Windows Vista Firewall
  15. Enabling Secure Anywhere Access in a Connected World
  16. It's your turn: what improvements would you like in Windows Firewall and IPsec?
  17. Bugged Canadian coin story is...wait for it...BOGUS!

2006 26

  1. Tell us about the junk email you receive
  2. Curious about the ways Windows talks to the Internet? Here's your answer.
  3. BitLocker command line interface
  4. Windows Vista vs. hotels
  5. Why administrative passwords will never be like nuclear missile launchers
  6. iPods spread disease?
  7. My blog is not a forum for advertisements
  8. Mythbusters beat "unbreakable" fingerprint door lock
  9. Did you know that you ALREADY have an e-mail policy?
  10. Ah, the joys of speaking about pre-release software!
  11. Security in Windows Vista 64-bit
  12. Mandatory integrity control in Windows Vista
  13. Speaking at TechMentor and WinConnections again
  14. Should your ISA Server be in your domain? Film at 11!
  15. www.steveriley.ms is down
  16. Security myths and passwords
  17. What do YOU need out of two-factor authentication?
  18. It's time to stop playing war games in the name of "security"
  19. File under: "You've got to be kidding!"
  20. Domain controller security: it starts at layer zero
  21. A CEO who should be fired
  22. Update to my appearances
  23. Remote Access Quarantine (TechNet Magazine article)
  24. It's me, and here's my proof: why identity and authentication must remain distinct
  25. What motivates a journalist?
  26. Return on security investment

2005 23

  1. New site at the top of my favorites list
  2. How to secure your wireless network
  3. But I can't test! My boss won't let me
  4. When security breaks things
  5. Some videos of me
  6. Cluelessness abounds
  7. Jesper finally got a blog up!
  8. August article: 802.1X on wired networks considered harmful
  9. Tools in the proposed consumer security book
  10. Idea for second book -- "Stay safe online: computer security at home"
  11. Trustworthy Administrators
  12. Securing Terminal Services over the Internet
  13. Bug in the book: Appendix C, hosts file
  14. Article in the works: trusting your administrators
  15. All done for another year: TechEd US 2005
  16. TechEd US 2005
  17. New column - debunking security myths
  18. New preorder site
  19. Ready for pre-ordering
  20. The book is getting closer!
  21. New column -- The case of the stolen laptop
  22. New column -- Using IPsec for network protection
  23. Yes, I'm alive