Thanks for attending Steve and/or my talks (if you did). Here are links to the presentations on SQL Server 2005 and Team System.

• Introducing Visual Studio 2005 Team System
• SQL Server 2005 Business Intelligence (BI)
• SQL Server 2005 for Developers
  

Thank you for attending my talks in Amsterdam this week. As promised, here are the presentation materials and sample code from my talks:

• DEV300 - Visual Studio 2005 Team Foundation Server (TFS) Extensibility (PPT) - 2.6 mb
• DEV300 - Visual Studio 2005 Team Foundation Server (TFS) Extensibility (Samples) - 2.4 mb
• SEC385 - Practical Security for Internet and Extranet Solutions (PPT and screenshots) - 4.3 mb
• SEC385 - Practical Security for Internet and Extranet Solutions (Samples) - 1 mb

I hope you enjoyed the talks. I know I did. Please email me with any questions!

-Rich

From Zig Ziglar (via Jim McKeeth) ... "The only thing worse than training good employees and losing them is NOT training your employees and keeping them."

Server was down for a few days, due to a freak power outage (human error) at our hosting company. Long story short, the server was waiting patiently for several days for someone to press the F1 key ... I hate hardware!

A bit later than I'd hoped!  Here's are the presentation for Security Summit at TechEd 2005!

Enjoy!

Security For Developers - TechEd 2005 - Threat Modeling.ppt (1.15 MB)

Security For Developers - TechEd 2005 - Web Applications.ppt (767.5 KB)

Security For Developers - TechEd 2005 - Protecting Data.ppt (621.5 KB)

Security For Developers - TechEd 2005 - Code Access Security.ppt (1.01 MB)

For those who missed last week's "Learning Visual Studio Team System" chat, and can't wait for Microsoft to publish the transcript. Here it is, in its full and unedited form.

Wanted to post a few photos of the book and my buddies.
  

For those of you interested in OpenHack 2002, as I talked about in my presentation, take a look at this MSDN article.  You can also download the source code for both Microsoft and Oracle here.

For those of you interested in using Aspnet_setreg for securely changing the identity of the ASP.NET process (in machine.config), here's a good KB article from Microsoft.  It explains everything you need to do, as well as providing a download link.

I've just arrived in Orlando, Florida for TechEd 2005.  I'll be giving a full day presentation on Security (Level 300-400) at the Peabody Hotel on Sunday, June 4.  Drop by if you'd like!