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TechNet Webcast: Inside the Microsoft Security Response Center (Level 100)

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customer support services

Overview The Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) is a world-class resource for managing and resolving security vulnerabilities and incidents. The MSRC analyzes, develops and delivers security updates, tools and prescriptive guidance to help customers minimize security risks. This webcast covers the Microsoft security response process for releasing security bulletins and handling security incidents, and discuses the role the MSRC plays in that process. There will also be advice, free resources and free tools available for customers to help protect their environments.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Microsoft
Live Date	30th June 2005 00:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Customer Support Services, Security Management, Best Practices

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