Securing Windows NT/2000 Servers for the Internet

Securing Windows NT/2000 Servers for the Internet A Checklist for System Administrators By Stefan Norberg
November 2000
Pages: 216

| Table of Contents | Index | Sample Chapter | Colophon

Chapter 1 Windows NT/2000 Security
1. Internet Threats
2. Building a Secure Site on the Internet
3. The Windows NT/2000 Architectures
4. Windows NT/2000 in the Perimeter Network
5. Cryptography Basics
Chapter 2 Building a Windows NT Bastion Host
1. Installation
2. Using the Security Configuration Editor
3. Basic Configuration
4. Advanced Configuration
5. Setting System Policies
6. TCP/IP Configuration
7. Configuring Administrative Tools and Utilities
8. Setting Permissions
Chapter 3 Building a Windows 2000 Bastion Host
1. Differences Between the Systems
2. IPSec in Windows 2000
Chapter 4 Setting Up Secure Remote Administration
1. Symantec pcAnywhere
2. Windows 2000 Terminal Services
3. Open Source (SSH, Cygwin, TCP Wrappers, and VNC)
Chapter 5 Backing Up and Restoring Your Bastion Host
1. Defining Your Backup Policy
2. Backup Methods
3. Types of Backups
4. Backup Software
Chapter 6 Auditing and Monitoring Your Perimeter Network
1. System Auditing in Windows
2. Time Synchronization Using NTP
3. Remote Logging and Log Management
4. Integrity Checking
5. Network-Based Intrusion Detection Systems
Chapter 7 Maintaining Your Perimeter Network
1. Setting Up Policies and Procedures
2. Performing Third-Party Audits
3. Staying Informed