Microsoft Security Guidance Training III Training Class

Microsoft Security Guidance Training III Training Seminar

Overview:
This online clinic provides students with the skills and knowledge to support secure management and implementation of Microsoft solutions.

At Course Completion:
- Describe the Security Risk Management concepts. - Describe how the Security Risk Management Guide is designed to help an enterprise establish a process to perform an initial risk assessment, cost benefit analysis, and implementation of countermeasures. - Implement a security risk assessment that will create a prioritized list of security risks that need to be addressed. - Implement a security risk remediation strategy. - Implement an ongoing process to ensure that security risks are addressed on an ongoing basis. - Describe the rationale for implementing an identity and access management solution. - Define the different types of malicious software (malware). - Define the types of damage that can be caused by malware and how malware is propagated. - Describe the importance of implementing a defense-in-depth solution to defend against malware. - Create and implement a strategy to help secure client computers against malware. - Create and implement a strategy to help secure servers against malware. - Create and implement a strategy to help secure the network infrastructure against malware. - Create and implement procedures for controlling and recovering from a malware attack. - Define the concepts and scenarios related to identity and access management. - Identify the issues related to identity management and how these issues can be resolved using Microsoft technologies. - Implement a variety of identity management solutions. - Describe the issues related to deploying applications that use directory information for authentication and authorization. - Describe how to implement ISA Server 2004 in a variety of perimeter network configurations.