Fundamentos de Windows Vista Seguro por Defecto
{"Image DocumentName": "Agenda Conceptos fundamentales de seguridad", "Image ImageDescription": "Mitigaci\u00f3n de amenazas y de vulnerabilidades. Control de identidades y de acceso. Protecci\u00f3n de la informaci\u00f3n del sistema. Slide Title: Agenda: Exploring Security Fundamentals. Keywords: Agenda. Key Message: Agenda. Slide Builds: 3. Slide Script: Windows Vista offers many advances in security and compliance. We\u2019ll begin by looking at some of the Windows Vista security fundamentals. This will take us through the security development life cycle, including threat modeling and code reviews. Then we will look at Windows service hardening. [BUILD1] Next, we will show how Windows Vista improves upon threat and vulnerability mitigation. These include Internet Explorer Protected Mode, Windows Defender, and Network Access Protection. [BUILD2] Companies are faced with a constant trade-off between security and productivity. We will show how Windows Vista introduces User Access Control in an effort to do away with this trade-off. Then we\u2019ll look at other steps taken to enhance identity and access control, such as Plug and Play smartcards and granular auditing. [BUILD3] Finally, we are going to look at how to protect a company\u2019s most important asset: its information. BitLocker Drive Encryption, used either alone or with a trusted platform module, secures the computer\u2019s entire drive. The use of EFS smartcards and RMS clients also reduces the threat of information leakage. Slide Transition: One of administrator\u2019s most requested features in an operating system is a secure by default behavior. Slide Comment: Additional Information:", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}