Book Description
A disturbing cloud has appeared on the Internet's once sunny horizon--security concerns. If you connect a system to a TCP/IP network, you are providing an open door for other users to access your system. Hackers are breaking into everything, and they're using the latest tools to stay a step ahead of the people who are trying to provide security. The Windows NT Security Handbook to the rescue! Just as reports of Internet-related security breaches are increasing to the point where many technology managers are seriously reevaluating their organization's Internet strategy, Tom Sheldon's book arrives to guide you through crucial security issues. Sheldon approaches security from the perspective of the popular Windows NT operating system, and addresses key issues such as protective features available within NT, as well as potential security holes. You'll discover how to develop security strategies on Windows NT networks, and how to keep a watchful eye on illicit activity that might indicate the presence of hackers. Sheldon begins with an overview of how to craft defensive strategies and examines the different security protocols. He moves on to cover encryption techniques and viruses, and discusses the ins and outs of constructing firewalls. You'll also learn about electronic commerce and security for business transactions, as well as the latest monitoring tools. The best offense is usually a good defense, and The Windows NT Security Handbook is your secret weapon in the security wars.
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Sheldon's guide approaches security from the perspective of the Windows NT and addresses key issues such as protective features available within NT as well as potential security holes. Readers learn how to create defensive strategies and become familiar with different security protocols.
