Roger A. Grimes
Roger A. Grimes is a 20-year computer security veteran, as well as the author of eight books on the subject and hundreds of articles. He is also a security architect for Microsoft’s InfoSec ACE Team.
by Roger A. Grimes
Plenty of organizations have offered rewards to white-hat hackers, yet it hasn't really made end-users safer... more
Roger Grimes wraps up his four-part series with a look at the improved Internet Explorer, smarter firewall, and more ... more
AppLocker wards off Trojan attacks by preventing users from launching forbidden files and apps ... more
XP Mode can solve app compatibility issues that arise when migrating to Windows 7
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In part one of a three-part series, Roger Grimes delivers explanations and recommendations about key security improvements in Windows 7... more
Yesterday's advice won't protect users from today's worms, viruses, and scams... more
Despite some improvements in patching and mail security, we've made very little progress against stopping cyber-criminals... more
The business world needs a common set of criteria to deal with conflicting, confusing, or obsolete regulatory guidelines... more
If Yahoo and Google already search e-mail to generate targeted ads, why not targeted warnings?... more
When a previously trusted online vendor suddenly disappears, Roger Grimes learns a valuable -- yet costly -- lesson... more
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