1.7 Conclusion | Windows Server 2003 Security Infrastructures: Core Security Features (HP Technologies)

This chapter introduced the typical TSI services and showed how Microsoft can help in this space. It introduced the Microsoft TSI product offerings and shed some light on the TSI features that come bundled with the Windows Server 2003 Operating System, which is explored in greater detail in the rest of this book.

Selected bibliography

Authorization Infrastructures

AMR Research, C. Quirk and C. Niven: “Achieving Access Management Efficiencies Through Single Sign-On.”
Burton Group Technical Position on “Access Management.”
Oppliger, R., “Using Attribute Certificates to Implement Role-Based Authorization and Access Controls.”

Authentication Infrastructures

Burton Group, Single Sign-On, Network Strategy Report.
Burton Group Technical Position on “User Authentication.”
Network Applications Consortium (NAC) Position Paper: “Enterprise-Wide Security: Authentication and Single Sign-On.”
Smith, R. E., Authentication: From Passwords to Public Keys, Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley, 2002.

Provisioning Systems

Active Digital Profile: http://www.adpr-spec.com/.
Burton Group Network Strategy, Directory-Based Resource Provisioning Systems, Report.
Burton Group Technical Position on “Identity Management.”
XRPM working group: http://www.xrpm.org.Trust
Essinger, J., Internet Trust and Security, Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley, 2001.