Editor's Note: Many Levels of Security

Last September, MSDN Magazine published its first-ever issue devoted entirely to the topic of security. Feedback was so positive that we thought "Hey! We can do this again next year!" It's this kind of forward thinking that's behind this year's security issue.

MSDN Magazine November 2003

Earlier this year, Bill Gates outlined a comprehensive vision for trustworthy computing. Simply put, to achieve trustworthy computing developers must pay attention to security and reliability-the two biggest issues facing the world of computing today.

MSDN Magazine September 2002

When building your program, are you content with "good enough"? If so, your expectations are fatally low.

Keith Ward

MSDN Magazine August 2010

Are we teaching computer science graduates the right things to prepare them for the world of real work? If not, how do we fix it?

Keith Ward

MSDN Magazine July 2010

Help us help you, by sending your feedback on various topics.

Keith Ward

MSDN Magazine June 2010

It wasn't all that long ago that surfing meant grabbing a board and hanging 10.

Keith Ward

MSDN Magazine May 2010

The man most responsible for Visual Studio 2010 discusses what developers have to look forward to.

Keith Ward

MSDN Magazine April 2010

The worst is over for technology job-seekers, says Dice.com executive.

Keith Ward

MSDN Magazine March 2010

Changes are coming to MSDN Magazine. They begin this month, with the unveiling of a number of new, monthly columns.

Keith Ward

MSDN Magazine February 2010

Microsoft made a big Azure splash at its Professional Developer's Conference last fall. An overheard conversation gives insight on how developers see the potential of the cloud.

Keith Ward

MSDN Magazine January 2010

Diego Dagum

MSDN Magazine December 2009

Howard Dierking talks about the recent changes and updates to the MSDN Web sites and the MSDN Subscriptions program.

Howard Dierking

MSDN Magazine November 2009

This month's issue of MSDN Magazine takes a look at some of the new features and tools in Visual Studio 2010 and Microsoft .NET Framework 4 that will continue improving the experience of creating business applications that run on the Microsoft Office platform. This is an area of software development that holds tremendous potential in terms of solving the right problems-those being the business problems. To get to the next step of really transforming the manner in which business is conducted, highly domain-specific functionality must be developed below the metaphorical surface-and thus can only be meaningfully implemented by you.

Howard Dierking

MSDN Magazine October 2009

This month, Howard Dierking explores the value of maintaining a few discrete technology interests in order to avoid being swept away in a sea of buzzwords and new technologies.

Howard Dierking

MSDN Magazine September 2009

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MSDN Magazine August 2009

Howard Dierking

MSDN Magazine July 2009

Howard Dierking

MSDN Magazine June 2009