TechNet Webcast: Security Matters: Windows Vista Security in Depth (Level 200)  

This webcast outlines the security enhancements of Windows Vista, the newest Microsoft desktop operating system that is due to launch in the 2006 calendar year. We highlight the various security features in Windows Vista that ensure that the operating system is more secure from the start and reduce the risk of malicious software effecting the desktop. Learn how Windows Vista can improve secure deployment, auditing, and authentication, and how it provides enhanced data protection and universal serial bus (USB) storage control.

Presenter: Steve Riley, Senior Program Manager, Microsoft Corporation

Steve Riley is a senior security strategist in the Security Technology Unit at Microsoft. Steve specializes in network and host security, communication protocols, network design, and information security policies and process. His customers include Internet service providers and application service providers around the United States, in addition to traditional enterprise IT customers, for whom he has conducted security assessments and risk analyses, deployed technologies for prevention and detection, and designed highly available network architectures.

To avoid possible problems, we suggest you temporarily disable pop-up blocker software before viewing the webcast.


Questions? Feedback? Use Webcast Contact Us