This week, learn about the latest Windows security attacks that are causing headaches for IT, as well as what to expect from the Windows Server 2008 CTP.
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Four simple steps to a more secure database
Xen virtualization will catch up to VMware in 2008
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In part two of our segment on SQL Server 2008, Microsoft product manager Francois Ajenstat discusses what Microsoft is doing to scale the upcoming version of SQL Server, as well as the progress regarding SQL Server upgrades and migration.
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At TechEd 2007, Microsoft product manager Francois Ajenstat discussed some of the major features in SQL Server 2008 that are designed to appeal to DBAs and IT administrators. In this first segment, Francois provides details on SQL Server’s Declarative Management Framework (DMF), Beyond Relational and more.
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What’s “moderate” to one man might be critical to another. Hear why Microsoft may have gotten its patch rankings wrong this month, and which factors are keeping IT managers from deploying Windows Vista.
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Corporate databases still go unprotected, study says
Upgrade to Microsoft’s free security assessment tool readied
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What do Tai Kwon Do, Back to the Future and TechEd 2007 all have in common? Find out when SearchWindowsSecurity.com Site Editor Dana Brundage calls in from Orlando.
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More stories from TechEd 2007
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