TechNet Flash: How much can you save by moving email to the cloud?

TechNet Flash Mobile | Unsubscribe | Customize TechNet Flash Volume 12, Issue 16 | August 11, 2010     Top Stories     How Much Can You Save by Moving Email to the Cloud? Email has emerged as the one of the easiest workloads to move to the cloud, and the cost benefits can be surprising. The new edition of TechNet ON explores coexistence strategies and how to start realizing those benefits today. Save 25% on TechNet Subscription Professional With an annual subscription, you can evaluate more than 70 full-version Microsoft software titles such as Windows 7 and Office 2010 without time or feature limits. But hurry, the offer ends October 31, 2010. Use promo code TNITQ413. Your Featured Content Set Up Domains and Users in Exchange Online Our content cowboy at large, Keith Combs, recently subscribed to Exchange Online. He walks through the simple process of setting up domains and users in his Exchange Online Overview posting. 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Reduce time and planning costs by following the processes in this IPD guide to design a successful Windows USV strategy. New Features for SQL Azure Learn about the new features that are broadly available for SQL Azure today, such as expanded size supports up to 50GB per database, spatial data support for running location-aware applications, public preview of SQL Azure Data Sync Service, and Office 2010 support for native data connectivity support from Microsoft Office to SQL Azure databases. 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Smart ways to keep the spam out Is your inbox being deluged with spam? It's a problem that we're all fighting, but there are ways to keep your email address out of the hands of spammers. Learn common ways that spammers get your email address and how to minimize spam in your inbox. Then find out what's new in the latest version of the Windows Live Hotmail service, including three new security features that we love. Security updates for August 10, 2010 The bulletin for August includes 14 security updates, including seven for the Windows operating system, two for Microsoft Office, and one for the Windows Internet Explorer browser. Also, make sure that you've downloaded the out-of-band security update for Windows that was released August 2, outside the once-monthly schedule. Get updates from Microsoft Update See a summary of the updates Watch a short video about the updates Microsoft security news Fraud alerts: Microsoft lottery scam and phony phone tech support Two types of fraud that we've told you about in the past are on the rise. Do not respond to email messages claiming you've won the "Microsoft lottery," and if someone calls claiming to be from Microsoft and offering technical support, hang up. How Microsoft is fighting software piracy Counterfeit software is a huge global problem, with consumers being duped into buying fake software that contains malicious code or leaves their PCs vulnerable. Learn how Microsoft is working with governments worldwide to solve the problem. Beta for next version of Microsoft Security Essentials now available A new beta is available for the next version of the popular, award-winning Microsoft Security Essentials. Learn more and download it today. Protect your computer Speed up your PC If your computer is slow, it could mean you have a virus or other malicious software. Here's how to check. If it turns out your computer is virus free, learn other ways to speed it up. ActiveX controls: What are they, and are they safe? Should you install that ActiveX control? Learn what ActiveX controls do, the risks of downloading them to your PC, and how you can delete ActiveX controls that you've already installed. Your PC security product questions answered So many PC security products are available - firewalls, antivirus software, and more - that it's hard to know what you need. This list of frequently asked questions can help. Protect yourself and your family 4 steps to protect yourself online The National Cyber Security Alliance recently hosted a discussion about the role of the individual in computer security. Here are four steps that you can take right now to increase your PC security. What information Microsoft collects from you and why A recent story in Redmond magazine details what information Microsoft collects from customers and how we use it. Read "What Does Microsoft Know About You?" 11 tips for social networking safety Do you use Facebook, Twitter, Windows Live Spaces, or other social networking sites? Follow these tips to help protect yourself when you use social networks. Security resources Microsoft Online Safety: online safety and privacy education Microsoft Security: the latest in computer security Security Tips & Talk blog Microsoft Consumer Security Support Center About this newsletter Microsoft Security for Home Computer Users is a monthly newsletter bringing security news, guidance, updates, and community resources directly to your inbox. If you would like to receive more technical security information, see the Microsoft Security Newsletter.

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