Microsoft® Windows Server™ 2003 Administrator's Companion, 2nd Edition

Chapter 22. Implementing Security

• The Security Configuration Wizard

• Using Templates to Implement Security Policies

• Using Security Configuration and Analysis

• Using Windows Firewall

• Enabling Authentication

• Implementing Access Control

• Managing Certificates

• Using Internet Protocol Security Policies

• Securing Local Data

• Auditing

• Using Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer

• What to Do When Hacked

• Summary

In the realm of computer security, one of the most common and critical mistakes administrators make is to confuse the presence of security features with a secure system. It’s not enough to piece together protocols, methods, and algorithms into a collage of security. In such environments, the weakest link usually goes unnoticed until it’s too late. To be effective, ...