HARDENING Windows Systems Chinese Version

Author: Prague
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: "Hardening" is a new series of information security books recently launched by McGraw-Hill in the United States. Collaborating with the renowned "Exploiting the Windows Maliciously" series, it offers a feast for the information security community. This book is part of the "Hardening" series, written by the famous apostle of the security industry, Roberta Bragg. Through a systematic four-step reinforcement teaching method, it introduces in detail the security protection of Windows systems from both technical and management policy perspectives, delves into the details that system administrators are prone to overlook or make mistakes, and aims to help readers build a robust information security fortress for Windows systems. The book is divided into 4 parts and 14 chapters. The first part presents 10 key measures to reduce system threats, which are essential for the system to block intrusions. The second part is the core of the book, systematically explaining from top to bottom the specific methods and measures to strengthen Windows systems. The third part warns that "one effort cannot ensure lasting success" and emphasizes the need to continuously monitor systems using various monitoring technologies. It teaches readers how to create business continuity plans, develop security policies, and disaster recovery strategies. The fourth part comprehensively discusses the "soft" aspects of information security, which are rarely covered in similar books. The book covers operating platforms including Windows 95/98/NT4.0/2000/XP and Windows Server 2003, making it a blessing for IT professionals. It provides a detailed introduction to topics such as strengthening authentication—verifying the identity of guests, reinforcing physical network infrastructure, and reinforcing logical network infrastructure.