Microsoft Windows 2003 Security Training Classes

Today's computer vulnerabilities continue to grow with new attacks and malicious programs bombarding systems at unprecedented levels. The need for security professionals continues to grow. Learn how to protect your Microsoft Windows 2003 system against hacker threats with Encryption File System and Kerberos. You can learn how to take advantage of the improved security infrastructure that Windows Server 2003 offers over Windows 2000 by enrolling in the Microsoft Windows 2003 Security training class.

By incorporating the Kerberos Authentication Protocol along with the Public Key Infrastructure, Microsoft Windows 2003 gives you much better security potential to meet the needs of your important and critical enterprise. In order to implement these features and take advantage of them, you must learn what features are available as well as how to use them. This basic security training program is designed to show you how to protect your company by harnessing the built-in security features of Windows Server 2003.

The Microsoft Windows 2003 Security training class is an instructor-led class that uses a blend of classroom instruction and hands-on lab work. You will learn concepts related to security by attending classroom lectures and then put your learning to the test by doing the steps in our hands-on computer lab. This course is an interactive course using the best teaching methods to deliver the content. Your instructor will lead the way as you progress through the various stages of your training.

This course also prepares you for Microsoft's certification exam #70-299. You'll learn about the exam's objectives and be ready to take the exam after completing this challenging course.

What You'll Learn

By taking this Microsoft Windows 2003 Security training class, you will learn about using the Kerberos authentication protocol in a Windows 2003 environment, securing user accounts with Group Policy, working with the built-in Public Key Infrastructure, establishing an enterprise Certificate Authority, and preparing for the Microsoft certification exam #70-299.

Who Needs to Attend

If you an IT professional, security analyst, or network designer involved in system and network security administration, this course is an excellent choice for getting the skills you need to work with the security features found in Windows 2003.

• Windows 2003, XP, 2000, NT Security Concepts
• Hacker Threats
• Configuring User Accounts and Groups
• Configuring File Permissions
• Active Directory Security
• Enterprise Policies Using Group Policy
• Security Policies
• Authenticating Users With Kerberos
• Configuring Microsoft Certificate Server
• Using Certificate Services
• Configuring Smartcards for Windows XP, 2000, 2003
• File Encryption
• Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), TLS, and Signatures
• Wireless and LAN Authentication
• Encrypting Network Data with IPsec
• Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
• Network Authentication
• Internet Security and Acceleration Server (ISA)