Table of ContentsWindows 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 PPT Slide 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 For More Information final slide of presentation |
Author: Peter Brundrett |