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  • Lesser known Microsoft security utilities

    Microsoft makes a big deal of security, but some of its useful security utilities fly under the radar. Contributor Brien M. Posey highlights a few of the more valuable Microsoft tools and provides short descriptions of each.  Tip

  • Windows blogging from RSA: Day two

    Ben Vigil, editor of SearchWindowsSecurity.com, shares his thoughts on day two of the meetings in this daily blog.  News

  • Tool helps clean an infected PC

    The Trend Micro System Cleaner is a tool that scans computers for possible virus infections.  Tip

  • A Microsoft security putsch: three trials and an acquisition

    Leading up to RSA 2006 this week, Microsoft's security product team has checked a few long-standing promises off of its to-do list.  Article

  • Microsoft security tools vs. third party

    Many administrators are more likely to stick with Microsoft security tools because of their obvious integration advantages. But how do Microsoft products stack up against similar third-party tools. Contributor Serdar Yegulalp examines the functionali...  Article

  • Top 15 security tools for testing Windows

    Being proactive with security assessments can find unexpected vulnerabilities and ease pressure on patch Tuesday. Contributor and security testing guru Kevin Beaver discusses his 15 favorite security testing tools.  Resource Kit

  • Best testing and auditing products of 2005

    Based on its great value and the wide variety of tasks it can perform, GFI LANguard Network Security Scanner v6 was named the best testing and auditing product of 2005, beating out SPI Dynamic's WebInspect 5.5 and Safend Protector.  Special Report

  • Microsoft security tools vs. third party

    Many administrators are more likely to stick with Microsoft security tools because of their obvious integration advantages. But how do Microsoft products stack up against similar third-party tools. Contributor Serdar Yegulalp examines the functionali...  Tip

  • Open source Windows security tools

    For Windows security, open source tools are often an afterthought, but they can be more flexible than Microsoft tools and less costly than third-party tools. Contributor Tony Bradley reviews a few of the lesser known open source security tools.  Tip

  • Disabling USB ports on PCs through GPOs

    Kevin Beaver answers a user's question about how to import a template to disable USB ports through GPO's.  Ask the Expert

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