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Chapter two of our data center construction runbook advises you on how to pick a design firm and what questions to ask potential engineers and project managers
Designing a local area network from scratch is the project most consultants dream of. When it finally lands in your inbox, do you know where to start? This checklist of six potential design issues will help ensure your LAN project is a success
One of my favorite sections in Information Security Magazine is the "face-off" between Bruce Schneier and Marcus Ranum. Often they agree, but offer different looks at the same issue. In the latest story, Face-Off: Is vulnerability research ethical? , they are clearly on different sides of the equation
Bruce sees value in vulnerability research,...
After a few years of spectacular advances in breaking cryptographic hash function NIST has announced a competition to determine the next Secure Hash Algorithm, SHA-3. SHA-0 is considered broken, SHA-1 is still secure but no one knows for how long, and the SHA-2 family are desperately slow. (Do not even think about using MD5, or MD4 for which...
Hi, Michael here
I'm always asked "How can you claim the SDL is working when Microsoft still issues security updates?" So I want to make sure people understand the goals of the SDL and perhaps more importantly, the non-goals
There are three major security-related disciplines here at Microsoft and people outside the company often confuse the...