RSA Conference on tap

I'm down in San Francisco this week for the RSA Conference, the big computer-security convention, where Bill Gates is scheduled to speak Tuesday morning. I'll be posting to this weblog and writing stories for the newspaper during the conference. In the meantime, here are some related stories and sites.

• San Jose Mercury News: Gates, CEOs to stress computer security at S.F. conference

• Dow Jones Newswires: Microsoft's Gates Could Steal The Internet Security Show

• San Francisco Chronicle: Surge in phishing e-mails to take spotlight at cryptography conference

• Microsoft Security Response Center's weblog, new for RSA.

• An IT Conversations interview from November with Microsoft's Kim Cameron about the company's evolving digital-identity strategy. (Identity promises to be one of the hotter topics at the conference this week.)

• eWeek: All Eyes Turn to Microsoft at RSA Security Powwow

• Mary Jo Foley, Microsoft Watch: Will Microsoft 'Mako' Take a Bite Out of Windows Security Problems? and, from the archives but still relevant, Microsoft Readies 'A1' Security Subscription Service

• IDG News Service: Record Attendance Expected at RSA Conference