Publisher's Synopsis
A solid security foundation for enterprise NT 4/Windows 2000 networks! * Understand Windows NT 4 and Windows 2000 security architecture * Make the most of NTFS file and directory permissions * Restrict users via system policies and user profiles * Use encryption, decryption, authentication, and Windows 2000 Kerberos support * Web security via Proxy Server filtering, logging, and alerts * Windows 2000 Security Configuration Toolset, Group Policies, DFS, and more In Windows NT Security, leading global IT consultant Michael McInerney presents the hands-on, task-oriented information you need to maximize NT security right now(and crucial insights into key underlying concepts for building a more secure enterprise for the long term. Youll find detailed coverage for NT 4 enterprise networks, plus discussion of Windows 2000s extensive security improvements and practical guidance for migration. McInerney introduces security models of both Windows NT 4 and Windows 2000, demonstrating how to establish a rock-solid security foundation from scratch, how to audit existing NT networks, and how to enhance flawed security quickly and effectively.;Discover how to make the most of NTs powerful file and directory security mechanisms, as well as the new Windows 2000 Distributed File System (DFS). Learn how to secure IIS-based Internet/intranet sites and RRAS remote access; even how to secure specific registry keys. McInerney provides in-depth coverage of NT/Windows 2000 encryption and authentication, including a detailed look at Kerberos support in Windows 2000. Appendices provide comprehensive system policy file listings; services and packet filter logging information; and a comprehensive Security Checklist.
