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-o switch, HFNetChk, 97
object model guards, Outlook, 263
Oblt-log.log, 109–10
Office, Microsoft, 178–79, 281
offline root CAs, 231
OnArrival event sinks, 163–65
OnAuthenticationComplete( ) handler, ISAPI filter, 293
on-demand scans, 179
OnPreprocHeaders( ) handler, ISAPI filter, 293
opaque-signed messages, 264
open relays, 141–42
OpenHack competition, 205
operational security. See security, operational
opportunistic targets, 61
organization preparation, Exchange, 121–24
Outbound Security dialog box, 199–201
Outlook, 259–82
additional reading, 281
address book/object model, 263
attachments, 260–63
configuring SSL for IMAP/SMTP, 328
Outlook, continued
ISA server and, 215, 218
junk mail filters, 153–54
macro viruses, 178–79
Security Update, 259–60, 265–72
security zone changes, 263–64
settings for end users, 272–73
S/MIME, 264–65, 273–79
toolbox features, 279–80
Outlook object model, 263, 269–71
Outlook Security Settings tab, 267–69
Outlook Security Update, 265–72
additional reading, 281
overview of, 259–60
public folder for, 266–67
security package installation, 265–66
settings deployment, 271–72
template, filling out, 267–71
Trusted Code control installation, 266
Outlook Web Access
additional reading, 321–22
authentication, 285–88
destination sets, 315–17
front-end and back-end servers, 283–85
Information Store, shutting down, 318–19
publishing with ISA Server, 313–18
services, minimizing running, 319–21
Outlook Web Access, access control, 288–97
form-based authentication, 291–94
permissible authentication, 289–91
segmentation, 294–97
for servers, 289
for specific users, 294
virtual servers vs. virtual directories, 288
Outlook Web Access, firewalls, 304–13
FE/BE communications and, 309–13
opening correct ports, 306–09
overview of, 304–06
Outlook Web Access, SSL, 297–304
content caching, 303–4
load balancing, 302–3
overview of, 297–98
password changes, 299–301
redirecting non-SSL requests, 298–99
OutlookSecurity.oft file, Outlook Security Update, 266, 267
outsourcing, PKI, 225–26
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