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		Windows Vista Security: Securing Vista Against Malicious Attacks byRoger A. GrimesandJesper M. Johansson John Wiley & Sons 2007 (624 pages) ISBN:9780470101551 Providing in-depth coverage of all significant security technologies in Windows Vista, this essential resource enables end-users and technical administrators to handle various security problems that still exist in Windows Vista as well as future threats.

Table of Contents
	Windows Vista Security-Securing Vista Against Malicious Attacks
	Foreword
	Introduction
	Part I - Introducing Windows Vista
	Chapter 1	-	New Security Features
	Chapter 2	-	How Hackers Attack
	Chapter 3	-	Windows Infrastructure
	Part II - Host-Based Security
	Chapter 4	-	User Account Control
	Chapter 5	-	Managing Access Control
	Chapter 6	-	Application Security
	Chapter 7	-	Vista Client Protection
	Part III - Securing Internet and E-mail Access
	Chapter 8	-	Securing Internet Explorer
	Chapter 9	-	Introducing IIS 7
	Chapter 10	-	Protecting E-mail
	Part IV - Securing Windows Networks
	Chapter 11	-	Managing Windows Firewall
	Chapter 12	-	Server and Domain Isolation
	Chapter 13	-	Wireless Security
	Part V - Group Policy and Best Practices
	Chapter 14	-	Using Group Policy
	Chapter 15	-	Thinking about Security
	Appendix A	-	Building a Windows PE Boot Disk
	Appendix B	-	References
	Index
	List of Figures
	List of Tables
	List of Sidebars