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Windows 2000 Network Security Design 3 Sessions - 9 Hours of Interactive Training~
LearnKey’s Windows 2000 Network Security Design training course will give you the essential knowledge and skills to design and manage security on a Windows 2000 network. LearnKey expert Michael Storm shows you the critical steps of evaluating, creating, and implementing security, as well as providing strategies to meet specific security needs. At the conclusion of this training course, you will understand the security risks to a network and how to design and implement appropriate solutions.

Benefits
• You’ll gain technical mastery of network environments and increase your IT credibility.
• LearnKey courses meet or exceed the requirements to pass MCP exam 70-220.
• Your IT knowledge and proficiency will open doors and maximize earning potential.~~~2573~2574~~

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Session 1~Section A: Security Design Process
· Security Design Categories
· Risks to Data & Services
· Security Design Process
· Analyzing Business Requirements
· Designing Security Baseline

Section B: Securing Windows 2000 Systems
· Security Baseline
· Physical Security Planning
· Hardware Configuration Security
· Securing Passwords & Templates
· Evaluating Security
· Verifying & Analyzing a Security Baseline
· Automating Security Analysis
· Deploying Security Configurations
· Guidelines for GPO Deployment
· Processing Order of Policies
· Identifying Effective Policy

Section C: Authentication Strategy Design
· Kerberos & Certificate-based
· NTLM, Clear Text & Digest
· Secure Sockets Layer & Radius
· Determining Correct Authentication Method

Section D: Unix Authentication Strategy
· Integration with Unix Systems
· Designing Unix Integration
· NFS Access
· Securing TCP/IP Programs

Section E: Macintosh Authentication Strategy
· Integrating with Macintosh
· Macintosh Authentication
· Designing the Macintosh Integration

Section F: NetWare Authentication Strategy
· Integrating with NetWare
· NetWare Authentication
· NetWare Connectivity Risk & Solution~~~2573~2585~~

Session 2~Section A: File & Print Strategy
· File System Security
· Using DACLS & DACL Inheritance
· NTFS & Share Permissions
· Combining Permissions
· Print Resources

Section B: EFS & Auditing
· EFS Features & Protection
· EFS Recovery & Options
· Audit Resources
· Classified Auditing

Section C: Administrative Model
· Assigning Access
· Centralized, Decentralized & Hybrid
· Roles & Tasks Defined
· Security Management

Section D: Local & Remote Administrative Access
· Planning Local
· Run as Service
· Planning Remote & Encryption Options
· Securing VPN
· Design Decisions

Section E: Terminal Services Security
· Remote Administration & Encryption Choices
· Preferred Configuration
· Telnet Administration

Section F: Delegation of Authority & Account Planning
· Planning
· Account Placement
· Custom & Nesting Groups
· Managing Administrators

Section G: Audit & Account Policies
· Audit Policy
· Audit Strategy
· Design Policies
· Group Policy
· Inheritance

Section H: Public Key Infrastructure
· Certificate Uses & Requirements
· CA Hierarchy
· Third-party & Commercial CA's
· Private CA~~~2573~2584~~

Session 3~Section A: PKI Design
· CA Guidelines
· Availability
· CA Usage & Organizational Hierarchy
· Location Hierarchy

Section B: Certificate Management
· Mapping Certificates
· CA Maintenance Strategies
· Hardware & Compromise Recovery
· Minimize Risk

Section C: Network Services Security
· DNS, RIS & SNMP Security


Section D: Secure Communication Channels
· Designing Security
· SMB Signing
· Designing an IPSec Solution
· Selecting an IPSec Mode & Security Policies
· IPSec Negotiations Policies & Filters
· Managing IPSec

Section E: Remote-to-Private Networks
· Security Design Risks & Solutions
· Avoiding Security Weaknesses
· RAS Policies & Benefits of VPN Connections
· Securing VPN Access
· Using Radius to Centralize RAS Security

Section F: Private-to-Private Networks
· Security Design Risks & Solutions
· Router Security

Section G: Public-to-Private Networks
· The Internet
· Solutions
· Using Firewalls
· Using Screened Subnets
· Avoiding Vulnerabilities

Section H: Securing Access to Private Networks
· Access to a Screened Subnet
· Traffic to an Http and FTP Server
· Traffic to a DNS & Messaging Server
· Traffic to an Application Server
· PPTP & L2TP Traffic to a Tunnel Server
· Traffic to a Terminal Services Server

Section I: Analyzing Business Requirements
· Analyzing Structure of IT Management
· Analyzing Technical Requirements
· Security Design Summary~~~2573~2583~~

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Windows 2000 Network Security Design (70-220) Training Course by LearnKey~Per Seat Licencing Available

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