July 2007

Communications:Data Protection and Disaster Recovery for Exchange Server 2007

Exchange Server 2007 includes an array of options to support high availability and disaster recovery. Explore the alternatives Exchange has to offer and plan the ideal recovery solution for your organization. Lee Benjamin

Communications:Improve Security with Windows Mobile 6

While smartphones and PDAs offer access to the network from outside the office, they can also expose the network to new vulnerabilities. Here’s a guide to how Windows Mobile 6 and Exchange Server can help protect your company’s mobile devices and infrastructure. Matt Fontaine

Communications:A Powerful Alternative to Public Folders

MOSS 2007 provides a far more powerful solution for sharing data than Exchange public folders, offering enhanced capabilities and easier administration. Take a look at how you can use SharePoint for sharing calendars, contacts, and documents. Alan Maddison

Communications:Log onto Outlook Web Access with Smart Cards

One of the most vulnerable links in the security chain has to do with weak, easily compromised passwords. Learn how you can improve e-mail security by implementing two-factor smart card authentication for your mobile users. Victor Akinnagbe, Ted Dressel, and Jason Opdycke

Windows Administration:The ActiveX Installer Service in Windows Vista

How do you secure the desktop against malicious ActiveX controls without limiting application compatibility? We’ll take you on a tour of the ActiveX Installer Service (AxIS) in Windows Vista that addresses this issue with a new way to manage ActiveX controls. Rob Campbell and Joel Yoker

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