TechNet Support WebCast: Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services security primer (897675)

Session Summary

Wednesday, July 20, 2005

This WebCast focuses on the fundamentals of WSS security concepts by providing high-level logical views of WSS security and application architectures including Internet Information Services (IIS) architecture, worker process isolation mode, and processing HTTP requests. The WebCast also discusses role-based security, the WSS authorization model, and Microsoft SQL Server connectivity. The presentation concludes with a brief discussion on the defense-in-depth approach to overall WSS framework and security.

This is a Level 200 session presented by Yung Chou.

Yung Chou has been with Microsoft for six and a half years. Previously a support engineer for Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) and Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions, he is currently a technical account manager in the Microsoft Services U.S. Federal team based in Washington, DC. Yung's professional interests include Web security, Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services and SharePoint Portal Server, and ASP.NET. He is both a Microsoft Certified Support Engineer (MCSE) and a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP).

Russ White has been with Microsoft for seven years. He has been a technical lead for the Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services and SharePoint Portal Server support team for four years. He supported Microsoft FrontPage and FrontPage Server Extensions in the prior three years. Currently, he is developing content for an upcoming ProActive Services offering that focuses on SharePoint Portal Server 2003. Russ is a Microsoft Certified Support Engineer (MCSE).

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