Review: Windows Server 2003 Security, Volume 2

By

Author Roberta Bragg

Author Roberta Bragg

Review: Windows Server 2003 Security, Volume 2

ISBN 0321305019

This volume, the sequel to a dense technical tome covering the basics of Windows Server 2003, deals with the crucial topics of monitoring, compliance, auditing, and security baselines, as well as PKI and certificate management, backup, remote access and so on.

Some information on integration into third-party security environments would have been useful.

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