About This Book.
Intended Audience.
Prerequisites.
Reference Materials.
About the Supplemental Course Materials CD-ROM.
Features of This Book.
Chapter and Appendix Overview.
Getting Started.
About the Online Book .
Sample Readiness Review Questions.
The Microsoft Certified Professional Program.
Technical Support.
Chapter 1: Introduction to Microsoft Windows 2000
Security.
Chapter Scenario: Lucerne Publishing.
Lesson 1: Microsoft Windows 2000 Security Services Overview.
Lesson 2: Designing Security Business Requirements.
Lesson 3: Designing Security to Meet Technical Requirements.
Chapter 2: Designing Active Directory for Security.
Chapter Scenario: Wide World Importers .
Lesson 1: Designing Your Forest Structure.
Lesson 2: Designing Your Domain Structure.
Lesson 3: Designing an OU Structure.
Lesson 4: Designing an Audit Strategy.
Activity: Designing an Audit Strategy.
Lab 2-1: Designing Active Directory for Security.
Chapter 3: Designing Authentication for a Microsoft Windows
2000 Network.
Chapter Scenario: Market Florist.
Lesson 1: Designing Authentication in a Microsoft Windows 2000
Network.
Lesson 2: Designing Kerberos Authentication.
Lesson 3: NTLM Authentication.
Lesson 4: Authenticating Down-Level Clients.
Lesson 5: Planning Server Placement for Authentication.
Activity: Analyzing Authentication Network Infrastructure.
Lab 3-1: Designing Authentication for the Network.
Chapter 4: Planning a Microsoft Windows 2000 Administrative
Structure.
Chapter Scenario: Hanson Brothers.
Lesson 1: Planning Administrative Group Membership.
Lesson 2: Securing Administrative Access to the Network.
Activity: Administering the Network.
Lab 4-1: Designing Administration for a Microsoft Windows 2000
Network.
Chapter 5: Designing Group Security.
Chapter Scenario: Hanson Brothers.
Lesson 1: Designing Microsoft Windows 2000 Security Groups.
Activity: Reviewing Group Memberships.
Lesson 2: Designing User Rights.
Lab 5-1: Designing Security Groups and User Rights.
Chapter 6: Securing File Resources.
Chapter Scenario: Wide World Importers.
Lesson 1: Securing Access to File Resources.
Activity: Evaluating Permissions.
Lesson 2: Securing Access to Print Resources.
Lesson 3: Planning EFS Security.
Lab 6-1: Securing File and Print Resources.
Chapter 7: Designing Group Policy.
Chapter Scenario: Wide World Importers.
Lesson 1: Planning Deployment of Group Policy.
Lesson 2: Troubleshooting Group Policy.
Activity: Troubleshooting Group Policy Application.
Lab 7-1: Planning Group Policy Deployment.
Chapter 8: Securing Microsoft Windows 2000-Based
Computers.
Chapter Scenario: Market Florist.
Lesson 1: Planning Microsoft Windows 2000 Security
Templates.
Activity: Evaluating a Security Template.
Lesson 2: Analyzing Security Settings with Security
Configuration and Analysis.
Lesson 3: Planning the Deployment of Security by Using Security
Templates.
Lab 8-1: Planning Security Templates.
Chapter 9: Designing Microsoft Windows 2000 Services
Security.
Chapter Scenario: Lucerne Publishing.
Lesson 1: Designing DNS Security.
Activity: Designing DNS for Internal and External Use.
Lesson 2: Designing DHCP Security.
Lesson 3: Designing RIS Security.
Lesson 4: Designing SNMP Security.
Lesson 5: Designing Terminal Services Security.
Lab 9-1: Planning Security for Network Services.
Chapter 10: Planning a Public Key Infrastructure.
Chapter Scenario: Blue Yonder Airlines.
Lesson 1: Planning a Certification Authority Hierarchy.
Lesson 2: Managing Certification Authorities.
Activity: Planning Certificate Renewal Settings.
Lesson 3: Using Certificates for Authentication.
Lab 10-1: Planning a PKI Deployment.
Chapter 11: Securing Data at the Application Layer.
Chapter Scenario: Fabrikam Inc.
Lesson 1: Planning Authenticity and Integrity of Transmitted
Data.
Lesson 2: Planning Encryption of Transmitted Data.
Activity: Determining Key Usage.
Lab 11-1: Providing Application-Layer Security for Contoso
Ltd.
Chapter 12: Securing Data with Internet Protocol Security
(IPSec).
Chapter Scenario: Fabrikam Inc.
Lesson 1: Designing IPSec Policies.
Activity: Evaluating IPSec Scenarios.
Lesson 2: Planning IPSec Deployment.
Lab 12-1: Designing IPSec Security.
Chapter 13: Securing Access for Remote Users and
Networks.
Chapter Scenario: Hanson Brothers.
Lesson 1: Planning Remote Access Security.
Lesson 2: Designing Remote Access Security for Users.
Lesson 3: Designing Remote Access Security for Networks.
Lesson 4: Designing Remote Access Policy.
Activity: Designing Remote Access Policy.
Lesson 5: Planning RADIUS Security.
Lab 13-1: Designing Security for Remote Access Users.
Chapter 14: Securing an Extranet.
Chapter Scenario: Market Florist.
Lesson 1: Identifying Common Firewall Strategies.
Activity: Identifying Firewall Features.
Lesson 2: Securing Internet-Accessible Resources in a DMZ.
Lesson 3: Securing Data Flow Through a DMZ.
Lab 14-1: Designing Firewall Rules.
Chapter 15: Securing Internet Access.
Chapter Scenario: Wide World Importers.
Lesson 1: Designing an Internet Acceptable Use Policy.
Lesson 2: Securing Access to the Internet by Private Network
Users.
Activity: Identifying Security Design Risks.
Lesson 3: Restricting Access to Content on the Internet.
Lesson 4: Auditing Internet Access.
Lab 15-1: Designing Secure Internet Access.
Chapter 16: Securing Access in a Heterogeneous Network
Environment.
Chapter Scenario: Blue Yonder Airlines.
Lesson 1: Providing Interoperability Between Windows 2000 and
Heterogeneous Networks.
Lesson 2: Securing Authentication in a Heterogeneous
Network.
Activity: Identifying Authentication Risks in a Heterogeneous
Network Environment.
Lesson 3: Designing Directory Synchronization and
Integration.
Lesson 4: Securing Access to Windows 2000 Resources.
Lesson 5: Securing Windows 2000 User Access to Heterogeneous
Networks.
Lab 16-1: Securing Heterogeneous Clients.
Chapter 17: Designing a Security Plan.
Chapter Scenario: Fabrikam Inc.
Lesson 1: Defining a Security Policy.
Lesson 2: Developing a Security Plan.
Lesson 3: Maintaining a Security Plan.
Appendix: Answers.
Index.
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