Securing Windows 2000 Server

This Securing Windows 2000 Server solution reinforces the Microsoft Trustworthy Computing initiative by providing structured guidance to help you understand, evaluate, and address security issues in Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Server environments. This prescriptive solution is designed to help reduce security vulnerabilities and lower the costs of security management.

The guidance provides advice to help secure your Windows 2000 Server environment throughout the IT life cycle. It includes information about risk assessment and analysis, securing specific critical Windows 2000 Server roles, and operating a secure environment after the initial lockdown phases have completed.

详细信息：


In This Article
• Overview
• Chapter 1: Introduction to Securing Windows 2000 Server
• Chapter 2: Defining the Security Landscape
• Chapter 3: Understanding the Security Risk Management Discipline
• Chapter 4: Applying the Security Risk Management Discipline
• Chapter 5: Securing the Domain Infrastructure
• Chapter 6: Hardening the Base Windows 2000 Server
• Chapter 7: Hardening Specific Server Roles
• Chapter 8: Patch Management
• Chapter 9: Auditing and Intrusion Detection
• Chapter 10: Responding to Incidents
• Chapter 11: Conclusion
• Appendix A: Purpose of Microsoft Windows 2000 Services
• Appendix B: Registry Access Control Changes
• Appendix C: Disabling NetBIOS on Servers in Untrusted Networks
• Appendix D: Configuring Digital Certificates on Domain Controllers