Windows NT 5.0 Security Overview Peter Brundrett Program Manager Windows NT Security Microsoft Corporation

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Windows NT 5.0 Security Overview Peter Brundrett Program Manager Windows NT Security Microsoft Corporation

Windows NT Security Goals

Next-Generation Windows NT Directory Service

Windows NT Directory Security features

Fundamental Relationships Directory and security

What Are Security Principals?

User Administration

Group Administration

Domain Policy Object

Kerberos Policy

Local Policy Object

Privileges, Rights, And Administrative Roles

Security Policy Objects

Access Rights Inheritance Model

Delegation Of Administrative Control

Delegation Of Control Example 1

Delegation Of Control Example 2

Multiple-Master Domain

Next-Generation Domain Trust

Domain Trust Administration

New Authentication Features

Kerberos Integration

Kerberos Protocol Advantages

Kerberos Authentication Network Server connection

Building An Access Token From A Kerberos Ticket

Remote File Access Check

Architecture For Multiple Authentication Services

Integrated Public Key Security

Public Key Components

Crypto API Architecture

Secure Channel

SSL Client Authentication Integrated security administration

Directory Support for X.509 Certificates

Microsoft Certificate Server

Requesting A Certificate Over HTTP

Management Of Trust

Identity Mapping

Identity Mapping

Encrypting File System

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File Encryption

File Decryption

File Recovery Never divulges user’s private key

Security Configuration Editor

Security Configuration and Analysis

MMC Snap-in

Managing Security Configuration

Windows NT 5.0 Summary

Windows NT 5.0 Summary

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Author: Peter Brundrett