Windows NT security handbook Book

	Acknowledgments
	Introduction
1	The Network Landscape: LANs and Global Networks	3
2	Security Threats	15
3	Countermeasures	35
4	Security Policies and Management	57
5	An Overview of Windows NT Security	75
6	Windows NT-Specific Threats and Solutions	107
7	Domains, Domain Logons, and Security Controls	127
8	User and Group Security Management	157
9	File System Security and Resource Sharing	189
10	Management, Monitoring, and Auditing	231
11	Fault Tolerance and Data Protection	273
12	Client/Workstation Security Issues	305
13	Microsoft BackOffice Security Issues	327
14	Remote Access Issues	351
15	Securing Private WANs and Virtual WANs	375
16	Enterprise-Wide Security	403
17	Internet and TCP/IP Security Issues	433
18	Firewalls and Proxy Servers	459
19	Microsoft Proxy Server	495
20	Securing the Microsoft Internet Information Server	515
21	Internet Commerce Security Issues	539
App. A	Windows NT Security and Logon	561
App. B	Cryptography and Private Communication	575
App. C	Viruses, Trojan Horses, and Other Threats	591
App. D	Security Evaluation Packages	603
App. E	Steps for Evaluating NT Security	615
App. F	Registry Security Issues	627
App. G	Ports in the TCP/IP Environment	639
	Index	657