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Session 1: Essentials of Security
This session provides information essential for the design and implementation
of a more secure computing environment. The session covers important security
concepts and discusses the need for establishing a process for security within
an organization. Also included is an overview of Windows XP SP2 security
features.
Topics
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Business Case |
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Security Risk Management Discipline |
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Defense in Depth |
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Security Incident Response |
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Best Practices |
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10 Immutable Laws of Security |
Session 2: Implementing Security Patch Management
This session provides security best practices and available tools and
technologies to implement a patch management process and strategy within an
organization. The session covers the patch management lifecycle and demonstrates
how tools such as Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer and Software Update
Services can be used to quickly and effectively respond to published security
bulletins and establish patch compliance across an infrastructure.
Topics
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Patch Management Overview |
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Patch Management Process |
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Patch Management Tools |
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Future Road Map |
Session 3: Implementing Server Security on Windows 2000 and Windows Server
2003
This session provides prescriptive host hardening guidance for increasing
security on servers used in legacy, enterprise client, and high-security
environments. The session discusses configuring the domain infrastructure
through Active Directory and applying security templates to establish security
baselines for domain controllers and member servers operating in various
roles.
Topics
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Introduction to Securing Servers |
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Core Server Security |
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Active Directory Security |
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Hardening Member Servers |
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Hardening Domain Controllers |
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Hardening Servers for Specific Roles |
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Hardening Stand-Alone Servers |
Session 4: Implementing Client Security on Windows 2000 and Windows
XP
This session describes the requirements for increasing security on client
computers in environments where Windows Server 2003, Windows 2000, and Windows
NT 4.0 servers are present. The session covers the use of Group Policy and
Administrative Templates to secure Windows 2000 and Microsoft Windows XP
installations and provides guidance on software restriction policies, antivirus
strategies, and firewall technologies. This session also introduces the new
security features available in Windows XP SP2 and discusses configuring
Microsoft Office and Microsoft Internet Explorer to improve client application
security.
Topics
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Introduction to Securing Clients |
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Core Client Security |
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Antivirus Software |
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Client Firewalls |
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Securing Clients with Active Directory |
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Using Group Policy to Secure Clients |
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Securing Applications |
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Software Restriction Policy |
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Local Group Policy Settings for Stand-Alone
Clients |
About Microsoft Clinics
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information on Microsoft products or technologies while discussing real-world
considerations for their implementation. Clinics highlight features and
functionality through product demonstrations.
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