HOW TO EVALUATE SECURITY SOFTWARE:

Priming Vista Security for the Enterprise Microsoft Watch
Windows Vista security is in some ways a work in progress that's going to require lots of partner support and enterprise customer understanding before it's really ready for prime time.
Inside MSRC: Visual Studio flaw, tool extensions explained Computer Weekly
Christopher Budd of the Microsoft Security Response Center sheds detail about a flaw in Visual Studio 2005 and explains that support for Software Update Services 1.0 will be extended.
Airport Tells QB He Can't Take Heisman With Him The Aero-News Network
Sorry, Sir Your Award Can't Fly After winning the Heisman Trophy this past weekend, Ohio State quarterback Troy Smith had some difficulty in bringing the presigious award home in Columbus, OH. Seems that airport security in New York wouldn't allow Smith to carry the trophy onto the plane.
ANN's Daily Aero-Linx 12.14.06 The Aero-News Network
Aero-Linx! New to the scene is Oakland Aviation High School in Oakland (CA).
ANN's Daily Aero-Term 12.14.06: Part 91, 121, 125, 135 The Aero-News Network
Aero-Terms! The parts of the FARs covering non-commercial operations (Part 91), major scheduled air carriers (Part 121), commuters (Part 125), non-scheduled carriers and air taxis (Part 135).
ANN's Daily Aero-Tips 12.14.06: Check The Ball The Aero-News Network
Aero-Tips! Check the position of the slip/skid ball before engine start. If the airplane is sitting level, what you see will be the true centered-ball position in flight as well.
Turkish Airline Workers In Trouble For Unusual Celebration The Aero-News Network
Sacrifice Camel On Ramp In Thanks For Dumping Avros A crew of mechanics in Turkey were apparently so thrilled to finally be rid of some trouble-prone Avro airliners, that they sacrificed a camel on the tarmac at Istanbul's Ataturk Airport in celebration.
A380 Certification Shadowed By EADS Office Raid The Aero-News Network
Police Search Offices Hours Before Ceremony A day that should have been about celebration for Airbus SAS and parent company European Aeronautic Defence and Space Co. (EADS) got off to an auspicious start. Police raided EADS headquarters hours before Tuesday's ceremony announcing certification of the A380 superjumbo.
Polar First Crew Takes Time To Speak To HS Students The Aero-News Network
"We've Got Unfinished Business" After taking off in their Bell 407 from Fort Worth Alliance Airport on December 5, Polar First helicopter pilots Jennifer Murray and Colin Bodill made Waco, TX, their first stop -- where they spent the afternoon visiting the aviation classes at Waco High School.
Safety Experts Raise A380 Fuel Tank Concerns The Aero-News Network
European Regulators Protest Inerting Systems One day after Airbus celebrated the joint EASA and FAA certification of the A380 superjumbo, investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board and safety advocates say they're concerned the mammoth airliner will be exempt from new US rules designed to prevent fuel tank explosions.
how+to+evaluate+security+software: how+to+evaluate+security+software