RSA Security Conference: Identify, Protect, and Patch, Patch, Patch
In keynotes and sessions, Microsoft representatives discuss how security enhancements in XP's upcoming SP2 help prevent attacks and minimize spam, and explain how simplified patch management and some fundamental changes to Windows itself close common avenues of attack. RSA announces two-factor SecureID for better authentication.
by Lori Piquet, Editor-in-chief,
Glen Kunene, Senior Editor
February 25, 2004
San Francisco—"Resiliency" seemed to be the catchword today at the 13th annual RSA Security conference—and not just the resiliency of networks and applications to withstand an increasingly fierce and malicious global computing environment, but the resiliency of companies, of economies, of an industry, and even, arguably, of Microsoft.
Despite an obvious and disquieting increase in disastrous security incidents recently, the conference mood—and the conference numbers—are heartening. RSA told media today that this year's conference had year-over-year increase of 30 percent in attendance, with a robust show floor featuring 200 exhibitors.
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