H1N1 (Swine) Flu Preparedness – Guide for Critical Infrastructure and Key Resources

This morning I stumbled across a guide by the US Health & Human Services with regards to H1N1. Even though it did not catch much news lately I am not sure whether it is really over. Staying prepared it definitely not a bad thing. Even though it is US-centric, you should probably look into it: . . . → Read More: H1N1 (Swine) Flu Preparedness – Guide for Critical Infrastructure and Key Resources

Typing Arabic without a Arabic Keyboard: Microsoft Maren

I am using a Latin keyboard and my Arabic is kind of “rusty” but I guess that this could be of real help if you write Arabic:

Microsoft Maren

There is a good video on that page.

Roger

Monitoring the Virtual Environment

I recently blogged on how I monitor my environment: Monitoring – a Key Activity to a Trustworthy Infrastructure? In the meantime, I am doing more. I was just recently looking into System Center Virtual Machine Manager (VMM).

So, I installed it on my monitoring server and started to manage my virtual hosts centrally. Basically VMM . . . → Read More: Monitoring the Virtual Environment

PHP on Windows Server 2008 – My New Photo Gallery

Well, it was one of these days. In order to make photos available to our family we used SharePoint since quite a while. It did a fairly decent job but I wanted more fancy stuff. So I started to look for something in Silverlight as Silverlight is our web platform. I really found something on . . . → Read More: PHP on Windows Server 2008 – My New Photo Gallery

Why it pays to be secure – Chapter 2 – Vulnerabilities

Our EMEA Security Program Manager, Henk van Roest, started this series internally and with his consent I am publishing it here in my blog as I think it contains a lot of great information for you to use.

The Microsoft Security Intelligence Report (SIR) provides an in-depth perspective on the changing threat landscape including software . . . → Read More: Why it pays to be secure – Chapter 2 – Vulnerabilities

Is the "Managed Desktop" the ultimate solution?

When I talk about the big trends, one of them is about the call of the younger generation for more flexibility. Flexibility in this context is about where you work, when you work and how you organize yourself. If you take this as a given, you have to wonder whether today’s IT is able to . . . → Read More: Is the "Managed Desktop" the ultimate solution?

Security Policies – Confidentiality

Hmm, think about it, when you write the next version of your policy:

Roger

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