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Why a Windows security scan isn't enough

A traditional Windows security scan may lure IT into complacency about desktop vulnerabilities, so look at four areas to beef up Windows security.
Key questions to ask about Windows Phone 8 security

Windows Phone 8 security is yet another thing for IT admins to consider, but mobile device management policies and systems should include it.
Why a user gets assigned a temporary Windows profile

A Windows user finds that he has been issued a temporary Windows profile. Our expert shows how that can happen and how to fix the underlying problem.
Preparing for Windows 8: The security conundrum

Observers agree that Microsoft has improved security in Windows 8, but IT must still check how the OS affects third-party apps and privacy.

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Using third-party technologies with Microsoft's NAP

Third-party vendors are integrating their software into Microsoft's NAP framework in hopes of further extending enforcement protections to custom configurations. Tip
Understanding Microsoft's Network Access Protection's internal and external components

Knowing how -- and why -- the many components of Network Access Protection connect in Windows Server 2008 will prepare you to design the best security solution for your business. Tip
Top 5 registry keys for Windows XP

Systems administrators may not know about useful registry keys for Windows XP. Learn how they can help you secure your network, create drive shares, manage passwords and more. Tip
Microsoft's Network Access Protection can ensure security compliance

Enforcement of security policies is as important to network environments as updated software is. Microsoft's Network Access Protection can verify whether a business is protected. Tip
Microsoft releases WSUS 3 SP2 with Win 7, R2 support

WSUS SP2 adds improvements to client performance, and increased server usability and reliability. It also patches Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7. Article
Using System Center Essentials as a patch management tool

Microsoft's System Center Essentials isn't designed to manage third-party patches. But, with creativity, you can use one of its features as an application patch management tool. Tip
Troubleshooting Microsoft WSUS connectivity issues

Microsoft Windows Server Update Services may impede your system updates because of IIS and Group Policy settings issues. Find out quick solutions to these WSUS errors in this tip. Tip
Windows desktop security standards documentation best practices

Improve your Windows desktop security by developing detailed documentation of an organized focused set of security standards. Tip
Windows security tools for the busy desktop administrator

Looking for Windows security tools, but don't have time to do the research? Learn about a few that come highly-recommended by one of our top security experts. Fast Guide
Desktop security preparation for a new wave of Windows apps

Prepare for the new wave of Windows applications and software with a desktop security management plan. Learn how in part one of this three-part tip on desktop security standards and policies. Tip

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