Data Protection. Connected.

Steve Riley, Worldwide Security Evangelist, Microsoft Trustworthy Computing Group
He’s passionate about traveling the world and teaching others how networks should be built in the future. Listen to his thoughts on working under pressure and the link between economics and network security. Just don’t ask him to sign your Steve Riley T-shirt.
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Mark Russinovich, Technical Fellow, Microsoft Platform and Services Division
He wanted to design airplanes until he discovered computers. Mark chats about cross-site scripting attacks and other emerging security trends. Plus, his thoughts on meeting astronaut Neil Armstrong at a Star Trek convention honoring the late James “Scotty” Doohan.
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Ali Parker, Security Track Owner, Microsoft Trustworthy Computing Group
Since 2001, her mission has been to listen, learn, and make sure TechEd consistently delivers the events and information our customers expect. Hear Ali chat about this year’s security rock stars, a virtual scavenger hunt contest, and the “cool roller coaster” party.
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Ian Hameroff, Senior Product Manager, Microsoft Security & Access Product Marketing Group
Fresh from sharing the stage with Bill Gates at WinHEC 2007, Ian chats about being the first person to demo Windows Server 2008 before a live audience. Hear him discuss the value of new industry business alignments and his role in this year’s TechEd conference.
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Michael Howard, Principal Security Manager, Microsoft Security Engineering Group
Well–known throughout the network security universe, he’s a successful author and self–described “go-to guy” at Microsoft. Michael Howard chats about how he sees the next phase of his career, his first glimpse of the notorious “Blaster Worm” code, security problems posed by social engineering attacks, and much more.
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Ben Fathi, Corporate VP of Development, Windows Core Operating Systems Division
With 25 years of industry experience, this motorcycle-riding security pro is also passionate about travel, photography and… beer? Ben Fathi talks about attack vector trends, espionage-related attacks on governments and corporations world-wide, and Microsoft’s expanding role in fighting hackers.
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Jeff Jones, Director, Microsoft Trustworthy Computing Group
An enthusiastic security blogger, scuba diver and self-described “soccer dad,” Jeff will preview his newly-published 6-month Vista vulnerability analysis duting the TechEd conference. Hear his thoughts on the perception vs. reality of security and the ongoing challenge of measuring that reality.
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