Microsoft Windows Security Resource Kit
Microsoft Windows Security Resource Kit
ISBN: 0735621748
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 189
Pages: 189
Authors: Ben Smith, Brian Komar
- Cover
- LOC
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: Key Principles of Security
- Understanding Risk Management
- Understanding Security
- Chapter 2: Understanding Your Enemy
- Knowing Yourself
- Possessing Detailed Documentation of Your Network
- Understanding the Level of Organizational Support You Receive
- Identifying Your Attacker
- What Motivates Attackers?
- Why Defending Networks Is Difficult
- Chapter 3: Securing User Accounts and Passwords
- Securing Accounts
- Granting Rights and Permissions Using Groups
- Securing Passwords
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 4: Securing Active Directory Objects and Attributes
- Understanding the Active Directory Schema
- Configuring DACLs to Secure Active Directory Objects
- Securing Active Directory Objects and Attributes
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 5: Implementing Group Policy
- Understanding Group Policy
- Processing Group Policy Objects
- Altering Group Policy Application
- Managing Group Policy
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 6: Designing Active Directory Forests and Domains for Security
- Autonomy and Isolation in Active Directory
- Designing Forests for Active Directory Security
- Designing Domains for Active Directory Security
- Designing DNS for Active Directory Security
- Designing the Delegation of Authority
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 7: Securing Permissions
- Securing File and Folder Permissions
- Using the Encrypting File System
- Securing Registry Permissions
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 8: Securing Services
- Managing Service Permissions
- Default Services in Windows 2000 and Windows XP
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 9: Implementing TCPIP Security
- Securing TCPIP
- Using IPSec
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 10: Securing Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 and Microsoft Office XP
- Security Settings in Internet Explorer 6
- Security Settings in Office XP
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 11: Configuring Security Templates
- Using Security Template Settings
- How Security Templates Work
- Default Security Templates
- Creating Custom Security Templates
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 12: Auditing Microsoft Windows Security Events
- Determining Which Events to Audit
- Managing the Event Viewer
- Configuring Audit Policies
- Monitoring Audited Events
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 13: Securing Mobile Computers
- Understanding Mobile Computers
- Implementing Additional Security for Laptop Computers
- Securing Wireless Networking in Windows XP
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 14: Implementing Security for Domain Controllers
- Threats to Domain Controllers
- Implementing Security on Domain Controllers
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 15: Implementing Security for DNS Servers
- Threats to DNS Servers
- Securing DNS Servers
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 16: Implementing Security for Terminal Services
- Threats to Terminal Services
- Securing Terminal Services
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 17: Implementing Security for DHCP Servers
- Threats to DHCP Servers
- Securing DHCP Servers
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 18: Implementing Security for WINS Servers
- Threats to WINS Servers
- Securing WINS Servers
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 19: Implementing Security for Routing and Remote Access
- Remote Access Solution Components
- Threats to Remote Access Solutions
- Securing Remote Access Servers
- Securing Remote Access Clients
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 20: Implementing Security for Certificate Services
- Threats to Certificate Services
- Securing Certificate Services
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 21: Implementing Security for Microsoft IIS 5.0
- Implementing Windows 2000 Security
- Configuring IIS Security
- Using Tools to Secure IIS
- Configuring the FTP Service
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 22: Patch Management
- Types of Patches
- Development of a Hotfix
- Patch Management in Six Steps
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 23: Using Patch Management Tools
- The Security Patch Bulletin Catalog
- Windows Update
- Automatic Updates
- Microsoft Software Update Services
- Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer
- SMS Software Update Services Feature Pack
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 24: Using Security Assessment Tools
- Assessing Security Configuration
- Performing Security Assessments
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 25: Assessing the Security of a Network
- Types of Security Assessments
- How to Conduct Security Assessments
- Conducting Penetration Tests
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 26: Planning for Incident Response
- Creating an Incident Response Team
- Defining Incident Response Policy
- Creating a Communications Plan
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 27: Responding to Security Incidents
- Common Indicators of Security Incidents
- Analyzing a Security Incident
- Conducting Security Investigations
- Implementing Countermeasures to a Security Incident
- Recovering Services After a Security Incident
- Conducting a Security Incident Post Mortem
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 28: Understanding the Importance of Privacy
- Defining Privacy
- The Roots of Privacy Legislation
- Formulating an Enterprise Privacy Strategy
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 29: Defining Privacy for the Corporate Web Site
- Defining a Privacy Statement
- Platform for Privacy Preferences Project
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- Chapter 30: Deploying Privacy in the Enterprise
- Selecting Applications Based on Their Privacy Features
- Protecting the Privacy of Your Employees
- Protecting the Privacy of Your Customers and Business Partners
- Creating a Centralized Contact System
- Best Practices
- Additional Information
- About the Authors
Microsoft Windows Security Resource Kit
ISBN: 0735621748
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 189
Pages: 189
Authors: Ben Smith, Brian Komar