DESCRIPTION Security is now a basic requirement as global computing is inherently insecure. As your data passes through the Internet (via e-mail, the World Wide Web or other means) it may pass through several other points on the way, giving others the opportunity to intercept, perhaps even change it.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Administrators Analysten Consultants Ingenieurs Managers

FDDI's Windows 2000 Networking course.

OUTLINES

Chapter 1: Building Secure Networks

• What is Computer Security
  • Who might be interested in compromising your system?
• The different domains of computer security
  • Phyisical security
  • PC BIOS security
  • Operating System secutity
  • Nework security
• W2K Architecture & Design
• User and Kernel Modes
• Comparing Windows 2K Server and Windows NT Server

Chapter 2: Win2K security

• Windows 2000 was designed with security in mind
• Group security
• Configuring account policies
• Group policies
• Securing access to file resources:NTFS
• Encrypted File system (EFS)
• Examples Security Options

Chapter 3 :TCP/IP

• TCPIP overview from security perspective
  • IP
  • CIDR
  • ARP,ICMP
  • TCP,UDP
  • DHCP,DNS
  • NAT
  • Security perspective of core protocols
• Overview TCPIP security protocols
  • PPP
  • LDAP
  • IPsec
  • Secure Socket Layer
  • Kerberos
  • PKI

Chapter 4: DNS

• DNS and RFCs
• Domain names
• Static versus dynamic DNS
• WINs

Chapter 5: Active Directory

• Active directory explained
• Active directory and DNS
• Active directory and security

Chapter 6: Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration Server

• Microsoft's proxy server 1.0, 2.0 and ISA version 3
• ISA Server features overview
• Packet filtering and intrusion detection
• publishing
• ISA Clients

Chapter 7:Hardening and Securing Win2K

• Exposing inherent weaknesses of the default Win2K system
• Tune servers for specific applications

Chapter 8: Troubleshooting & System Recovery

• Recovery for specific types of system problems
• Options to use when a system will not start
• Active directory backup and recovery
• Windows 2000 Stop messages and troubleshooting

Chapter 9: Exercises

• Appendix

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