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12 Sep 2011Microsoft Exchange Data Retention, Incident Response & Other Gotchas
Depending on where you're at with your Exchange "maturity model", here are a few pieces I've written for SearchExchange.com about Microsoft Exchange security oversights, policies and plans to help you along the way:How to write an effective data retention policy for ExchangeSolidify Your Exchange Server Incident Response PlanCommon Exchange Security OversightsEnjoy!As always, be sure to check out www.principlelogic.com/resources.html for links to my additional information security articles, whitepapers, podcasts, webcasts, books ...
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25 Jun 2011
Exchange incident response, ASLR & common Windows security mistakes
From Exchange to Windows Server to Windows at the desktop, here are some new pieces I've written about Microsoft security that you may be interested in:Six commonly overlooked Exchange security vulnerabilitiesSolidify Your Exchange Server Incident Response Plan10 most common security mistakes people are still makingWhy you need address space layout randomization in Windows Server 2008 R2Enjoy!As always, be sure to check out www.principlelogic.com/resources.html for links to my 500+ articles, whitepapers, ...
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19 Dec 2010
MS Exchange security + hacking and hardening SQL Server
Here are some new articles I've written for TechTarget that you may be interested in:Nine Exchange server risks you don’t want to overlookTen hacker tricks to exploit SQL Server systems (and oldie that I recently updated)Do you need to harden SQL Server 2008 R2?Enjoy!...
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22 Mar 2010
Email security – using content filtering and incident response to round things out
Here are some recent bits I wrote for SearchWinIT.com and SearchExchange.com to help you flesh out the security of your email environment:The state of email content filtering - and what you can doSolidify your Exchange email server incident response plan...
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