The addition of their deep kernel-level expertise to our existing strong talent will help provide us with the edge we need to continue to raise the quality and functionality bar for Windows on both the client and the server,” said Jim Allchin, co-president of the Platforms & Services Division at Microsoft, in a statement. “The work and Bryce have completed in system recovery and data protection illustrates the depth of thinking and skill they will bring to future versions of Windows. The two will work from Microsoft headquarters in Redmond, Wash. Cogswell will join the Windows Component Platform Team as a Software Architect. Russinovich will join Microsoft as a Technical Fellow in the Platforms and Services Division. Winternals founders Mark Russinovich and Bryce Cogswell have been well-known authors and commentators on Windows issues for many years. Its new Protection Manager products provide greater control over privileges for users and applications than is standard in Windows. The privately held, Austin-based company makes tools that assist in the recovery of damaged systems and lost data. Microsoft on July 18 announced that it has acquired Winternals Software, which provides security, recovery and management tools for enterprises as well as a respected collection of free Windows tools on the Sysinternals site.
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