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RSA: Microsoft launches trusted Internet initiative; Aims for security dialogue
Microsoft said Tuesday at the RSA security conference that it is launching a trustworthy Internet initiative much like its Trustworthy Computing plan launched in 2002. And like Microsoft's Trustworthy Computing initiative it all started with a whitepaper. That fact is what makes Microsoft's strategy and research chief's...
Tags: RSA Security Inc., Microsoft Corp., Trustworthy Computing, Craig Mundie, Internet, Security, Viruses And Worms, Larry Dignan
Blog posts 2008-04-08
Microsoft puts the post-Vista wheels in motion
Windows Vista is not fully baked, but that doesnt mean senior management isnt already thinking about "Vista+1" as they like to call the next Windows client release (the one I believe is -- or at least was -- code-named "Fiji"). Microsoft has not yet built or tested even a...
Tags: COSD Jon DeVaan
Blog posts 2006-10-12
Masters of cybercrime
The consensus among the panelists at a Churchill Club discussion entitled "Masters of Cybercrime: The Ultimate Battle of Good and Evil," was that the good guys aren't winning. The panelists included Joe Boerio, CTO, Franklin Templeton Investments; Brad Boston, Senior VP and CIO, Cisco; Scott Charney, Vice President, Trustworthy...
Tags: Marcus Sachs, MP3, Podcasts, Government, Digital Music, Homeland Security, Digital Media, Cyberthreats, Viruses And Worms, Internet, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics, Security, Dan Farber
Blog posts 2005-06-02
PC Forum here we come...
Starting Monday, David and I will be posting from Esther Dyson's PC Forum conference in hopefully sunny Scottsdale, Arizona. Stay tuned for our coverage, including some podcasts and live action photos. The "PC" in PC Forum was about the personal computer when the conference started 28 years ago. Now "PC"...
Tags: PC Forum
Blog posts 2005-03-18
Report tells programmers to put security over creativity
Report tells programmers to put security over creativityMake it simple and FASTI cannot stand all the imbedded junk in a webpage. Make it simple, clean looking and fast. Leave the animated junk to the kids.Can you say Palladium?I knew you could.is it the programmers fault? Why blame them for...
Tags: Development tools, programmer, security, software, government, Business Software Alliance
Discussion threads 2004-04-01
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