TechNet Webcast: The Ins and Outs of Authentication in Internet Information Services  

This webcast will focus its attention at each of the major authentication protocols. The key to securing an IIS server begins with a good authentication scheme and this is often misunderstood. The discussion will discuss how anonymous, basic, integrated, and other authentication methods work and the pro’s and con’s to using each. The appropriate audience will be any administrator who is tasked with ensuring that IIS authentication is done properly and securely.

Presenter: Chris Adams, Supportability Beta Lead, Microsoft Corporation

Chris Adams has been with Microsoft for 4 years and has spent his tenure completely dedicated to supporting the IIS products. He began as a support engineer in 2000, and was promoted in 2002 to a Technical Lead in Microsoft Product Support Services. He currently resides in Redmond with the IIS product group representing PSS as a supportability Lead. Chris is actively certified as a MCP, MCSA, and MCSE on the NT 4 and Windows 2000 platforms. 

Originally recorded: Tuesday, September 16, 2003