IT Manager Webcast: Security Monitoring and Investigations on the Microsoft Corporate Network (Level 200)  

The Microsoft Corporate Network is one of the world’s largest, most prominent networks and attracts intrusion attempts from malicious users and malicious software. Learn how Microsoft IT monitors network security, responds to intrusion attempts and policy violations, and conducts computer forensic investigations.

Presenter: Scott Culp, Microsoft Director, Network Security, Microsoft Corporation

Scott Culp is Director of Network Security for Microsoft Corporation.  He serves in this capacity as a member of the Trustworthy Computing Team. The Network Security Team’s missions are to safeguard Microsoft’s digital assets, provide advanced digital forensics in support of company policies, and contribute to the protection of the worldwide information ecosystem by partnering with security professionals in the critical infrastructure protection community and elsewhere.
 
Prior to his current role, Culp was a founder and then manager of the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC), where he helped develop and implement the processes associated with one of the industry’s leading security response capabilities.  Before coming to Microsoft, Culp worked for 15 years in security-related fields, including communications security, cryptography and network defense.
 
Culp earned a master’s degree in computer science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and a bachelor’s degree in computer science and mathematics from Ohio Wesleyan University.

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