The CISG Team Blog is now operational. We are initially blogging about things we are doing with Anti-XSS (and related technologies) but plan to expand to cover our bigger projects over the coming months.
You can expect a wide range of posts from program management, user experience and code level developer commentary.
http://blogs.msdn.com/cisg/
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CISG Team Blog
August 25, 2008Torvalds on the "Security Circus"
July 18, 2008 According to CNET, in an e-mail to the Linux kernel developer mailing list, Torvalds said a section of the security industry was dedicated to finding bugs in software only to publicize their findings and gain notoriety.
Torvalds wrote that disclosing the bug itself was enough, without having to label each individual security flaw. He added [...]
Code Junkie? Check This Out
June 12, 2008RV is one of my core framework developers. His blog on MSDN is http://blogs.msdn.com/codejunkie/default.aspx. He will be contributing to our team blog when we open it in a few weeks. In the meantime check out his personal blog for workflow, web services, Team Foundation Server and other great .NET coding stuff.
Updated: Curphey …..”reminds me [...]
I am changing my blog subscriptions - Your help is needed
June 10, 2008I am bored of the same old crap coming across my feed reader so I have decided to experiment; be ruthless and un-subscribe from anything that I don’t read (value) regularly and look for new fresh thinking and opinions. Sure the odd gem can be, well a “gem” and I may miss them but I [...]
TechEd North America 2008
April 13, 2008I will be speaking at TechEd in Orlando in June (and probably the TechEds in Australia and New Zealand in September).
The Connected Information Security Group - CISG, part of the Microsoft corporate information security team are working on a technology framework and set of applications to support corporate information security management programs. The Microsoft and [...]
Checklists -The Preserve of the Intelligent
February 17, 2008As the New Yorker says “If something so simple can transform intensive care, what else can it do?”. Dennis Groves sent me this article a week ago and I read it twice. Each time I couldn’t stop myself thinking about how many people in the information security industry shun checklists and considering why this is. [...]
Hello SecureWorld
January 25, 2008Virtual labs, Videos and more
http://www.microsoft.com/click/hellosecureworld/default.mspx
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