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What the book covers: This book covers Windows.NET Server and ISA Server, detailing key security threats, outlining the requirements for a secure Windows-based environment, and providing information on security architecture planning, how to secure applications, encrypt data, use authentication methods, and deploy security devices such as firewalls, public key infrastructure, IPSec, and certificate services. Few competing titles on this topic offer the advanced level of information and insight that this book will provide.
Series features: Professional guides are books for practitioners who want direct, useful, no-fluff information about developer tools and networking technologies. These books are packed with practical advice and step-by-step guidance for optimal network configuration.
If Windows Server 2003 can do it, you can secure it . . .
With the exponential growth of the Internet came the need for a level of security far beyond that built into the original infrastructure. Windows Server 2003 provides sophisticated security options for both Internet-connected and private networks, and this comprehensive volume examines them in depth, supplying everything you need to secure any network against internal or external attacks. Discover how to assess your situation, plan and implement appropriate measures, prepare and conduct a security audit, encrypt data, authenticate users, and much more.
Inside, you’ll find complete coverage of Windows Server 2003 Security
Recognize vulnerabilities and defend your network against both internal and external attacks
Install and configure certificate services
Design, configure, and install Kerberos and use Kerberos authentication
Discover the most effective ways to secure Web, FTP, and mail servers
Secure an operating system and understand the role Active Directory plays in security
Understand LAN to LAN, L2TP, and PPTP VPNs, and learn to implement a remote access VPN