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  • Mandatory Integrity Control (What,how and why do we care?)

    The theory Mandatory Integrity Control (MIC) is an additional layer of security built into Vista and Windows 2008. This particular layer helps Windows protect itself from harmful intentional and unintentional changes to important objects. Among the objects protected we can find files, directories, registry...
    Posted to My Notes to Myself and Others... (Weblog) by Erik Rozman on 01-19-2008
    Filed under: General Computing, Security, Vista, windows

  • A look at User Account Control (UAC)

    Overview UAC (also called Admin Approval Mode) is a new feature introduced with Windows Vista. The main goal of this feature is to protect the operating system from malicious or accidental damage. This goal is achieved by requesting consent from the user when an administrative action is attempted (installing...
    Posted to My Notes to Myself and Others... (Weblog) by Erik Rozman on 08-03-2007
    Filed under: General Computing, Security, Vista, windows, Microsoft
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