Why Internet Explorer 9 is awesome for the enterprise
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This document outlines a presentation about deploying, updating, securing and managing Internet Explorer. The presentation covers deployment using group policy and the IE Administration Kit, receiving updates through an enterprise update platform, security as the most secure browsing experience, and over 1500 group policies for management and control with flexibility. It also lists demo topics and resources for further information.
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Why Internet Explorer 9 is awesome for the enterprise
- 1. David Nudelman Microsoft MVP – Windows IT Pro Principle Consultant at OCSL Twitter: @nudelmanuk
- 2. Agenda • Deployment • Update • Security • Management
- 4. Update • Enterprise friendly roadmap • Well documented and supported • Updates integrated on your enterprise update management platform
- 5. Security The most secure browsing experience available
- 6. Management Full Control + Flexibility • Fully integrated with group policy • Over 1500 IE specific group policies
- 7. Demos 1. Group Policy for IE 2. Cross Site Scripting
- 8. Resources • IEAK http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/gg615601 • Springboard Series www.microsoft.com/springboard • The Internet Explorer Blog http://windowsteamblog.com/ie/b/ie/
- 9. David Nudelman • Twitter: @nudelmanuk • Email: david@itpro.es • Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/dnudelman
Editor's Notes
- Users get what they need to work, while IT has full control