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TFS supports client credentials security, where a user must enter a valid username and password in order to connect to the Team Foundation Server. This is a basic level of security. However, sometimes it is not enough and you also want to make sure that the machine that is being used to access the Team Foundation Server is also authorized. Brian Harry wrote about how to configure Client Certificates to allow an additional level of security. You can read about it here .
The US ISV Team introduced the concept of SDL in the Tech-Ed EMEA 2008. SDL includes 3 main elements: SDL Optimization Model. SDL Pro Network. Microsoft SDL Threat Modeling Tool. You can read more about all that here . Personal Note Now for my personal view of this process... One of the challenges that each application should confront is the security. In order to validate and insure that your application is secure, a process of finding and validating the security aspects of the application must be...
Recently I visited Toronto for Beta release of software I designed. As always with Beta versions, we encountered several problems. The One I want to share with you is related to the CAS and Sandboxed applications. We had an executable located in a shared location on the intranet. An application tried executing it from the local computer....and BOWWWW. We got permission exception flying everywhere. So, after reviewing it for a while and googling it, here is what I came up with. I had to use the caspol...
