Windows Security Protocols and Auditing

This content covers advanced Windows security auditing, logon protocols, and Kerberos failure codes. It delves into topics such as logon auditing, account authentication events, granular auditing, and interactive logon sessions. The information provided is geared towards enhancing understanding of security measures and protocols in a Windows environment.

• Windows Security
• Auditing Protocols
• Logon Events
• Kerberos Codes
• Network Security

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1. european conference

2. An introduction to Spring4D

3. An introduction to Spring4D About me Experience in Turbo Pascal and Delphi since 1997 Education as software developer Participation in several open source projects Embarcadero MVP since 2014 and MVP of the year 2015 Specialized in following areas Development of logic and data layers Software design and architecture Clean code Lead developer of Spring4D

4. An introduction to Spring4D What is Spring4D? Open source library for Delphi XE and higher Free for commercial use (Apache Licence 2.0) Extension to the Delphi RTL Extensive usage of language features like generics and enhanced RTTI Active development and dogfooding

5. An introduction to Spring4D Spring4D the modules Base Core Persistence RTL DI Extension Container ORM Logging Interception

6. An introduction to Spring4D Spring4D getting started Pull from git: https://bitbucket.org/sglienke/spring4d.git Tip: use SourceTree or GitExtensions Either install it using the Build.exe or just manually build the project group and add the library path Tip: always use procompiled dcu for 3rd party libraries

7. An introduction to Spring4D Spring4D the next version Currently planned as 1.3, but Focus development on its unique features Putting development of the ORM on hold Already announced on the forums a while ago

8. An introduction to Spring4D Spring4D the next version Refactoring of collections (mostly done) Increased performance Decreased binary bloat Refactoring of the DI container (partially done) Same benefits as the collection refactoring Seen compiletime improvement of up to 300%

9. An introduction to Spring4D Nullable Typesafe way of adding the state of null to existing value type Unlike Variant it does not implicitly convert between types

10. An introduction to Spring4D Managed Object Base class to automatically initialize and finalize annotated fields Using DefaultAttribute to annotate fields Possibility to extend for own types

11. An introduction to Spring4D Vector<T> Dynamic array on steroids Extends TArray<T> with methods like in TList<T>

12. An introduction to Spring4D Stay tuned for more! Any questions so far?