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macro viruses, 201

Mail Abuse Prevention System (MAPS), 166

mailboxes

archiving, 410 “11

delegating management, 139 “40

permissions, 53, 58 “60, 188 “90

removing stores, 378 “79

searching with Exmerge, 195 “96

mail exchanger (MX) records, 147 “48

mail notifications, 242

Mail Server Security Wizard, 240 “41

Main Mode SA, 226, 228

malicious code, 11 “13

mandatory access controls, 6

MAPI (Messaging Application Programming Interface) scanners

DACL and, 51 “52

defined, 202

Outlook Security Update settings, 307

overview of, 207

MAPI RPCs, 239 “42

MAPS (Mail Abuse Prevention System), 166

MBSA (Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer), 92 “103

additional reading, 123

from command line, 99 “103

downloading and installing, 95 “96

Editing Services.txt, 98

minimizing running services with, 379

overview of, 91 “95

running, 96

scan options, 98

starting scan, 97 “98

Windows Guest accounts and, 46

MD5 (Message Digest-5) algorithm

overview of, 29

S/MIME security and, 300

Melissa virus, 201

message digests, 27

message filtering directory (turfdir), 173

message headers, 9 “10

message journaling

building DCAR system, 410 “11

capturing existing messages, 411 “12

choosing storage hardware, 412

overview of, 187 “88

products for, 413 “16

Message Options dialog box, Outlook, 318 “20

message tracking, 192 “94

Message Tracking Center, 194

Messaging Application Programming Interface. See MAPI (Messaging Application Programming Interface) scanners

Microsoft

Product Support Services, 209

Software Update Services, 104 “7

STRIDE model, 70 “72

Systems Management Server, 107

Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer. See MBSA (Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer)

Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server

antivirus scanning, 206 “10

Baseline Security Analyzer checking, 94

updating from, 128 “29

Microsoft Exchange Server 2003

additional reading, 60 “61

asset and threat assessment for, 72 “73

installing ( see installing Exchange Server 2003)

Intelligent Mail Filter, 176 “77

modifying Windows access control, 51 “52

permissions, 480 “83

Windows and, 43 “44

Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5

migrating to Windows Server 2003, 284 “86

updating from, 129

upgrading, 134

Microsoft Office

permissions, 252

Resource Kit, 310

Microsoft Outlook. See also S/MIME (Secure/Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions), Outlook security

additional reading, 334

address book, 299

attachments, 296 “99

end users, 309 “10

folder home pages, 334

HTML conversion to Plaintext, 333

information rights management, 302, 324 “27

ISA server configured for, 242

junk mail filtering, 165, 328 “32

macros, 201

mailbox permissions, 58 “60

new mail notifications, 242

object model security, 299

PKI enrollment, 268

RPC over HTTPS, 301, 310 “12

RPC traffic encryption, 333

Security Update, 296, 303 “9

security zones, 299 “300

S/MIME security, 300 “301, 312 “24

update, 302 “9

Microsoft Outlook Security Update

overview of, 296

security package installation, 303

security settings deployment, 308 “9

security settings folder, 303 “4

template tabs, 304 “8

Trusted Code control installation, 303

Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC), 90, 92

Microsoft Windows

access control, 50 “52

additional reading, 60, 123

authentication, 46 “49

CAs ( see CAs (certificate authorities))

challenge/response authentication, 340

Exchange Server 2003 and, 43 “44

IIS Lockdown tool, 115 “18

IPSec implementation, 228 “31

logon architecture, 49 “50

patch management ( see patches)

predefined policy templates, 119 “23

rights management ( see RM (rights management))

Rights Management Services ( see RMS (Rights Management Services))

security auditing, 440

strong policies, 108 “15

Update, 103

vocabulary, 45 “46

Microsoft Windows 2000

auditing ( see logging, Windows)

enabling password changes on, 359 “60

event log files in, 423

event logs, 425

Security Resource Kit, 123

Microsoft Windows Server 2003

auditing ( see logging, Windows)

event logs, 423, 425

migrating Exchange KMS to, 284 “86

Outlook certificates, 313 “14

password changes, 361

migration

from KMS to Windows Server 2003, 284 “86, 291

preparing for, 128 “30

mobile devices, securing, 82 “83, 399 “401

mobile Exchange access, 393 “ 402

additional reading, 402

auditing, 443

EAS, 395 “99

mobile devices, 399 “401

OMA, 394 “99

other mobility services, 395 “96

overview of, 393 “94

Mobile Information Server, 394

Mobile Services Properties dialog box, 397

MSRC (Microsoft Security Response Center), 90, 92

Mssecure.xml, 93, 95

MX (mail exchanger) records, 147 “48