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Windows Server 2003 PKI & Certificate Security
Capitalize on the built-in security services in Windows Server 2003 - and deliver your own robust, public key infrastructure (PKI) based solutions at a fraction of the cost and time. This in-depth reference cuts straight to the details of designing and implementing certificate-based security solutions for PKI-enabled applications. Written by Brian
Komar, a well-known network security and PKI expert, along with members of the Microsoft PKI Team, this guide describes real-world solutions and best practices for wireless networking, smart card authentication, VPNs, security-enhanced e-mail, Web SSL, EFS, and code-signing applications. Get the inside information and guidance you need to avoid common design and implementation mistakes, help minimize risk, and optimize security administration. Discover how to: *Strengthen PKI design with policy documents - security policies, certificate policies, and Certificate Practice Statements (CPS) *Deploy a Windows Server 2003 PKI in an Active Directory environment *Design, install, and take measures to help secure the CA hierarchy *Plan PKI membership and implement role separation *Issue certificates to computers, users, or network devices *Create trust between organizations by using code signing and security-enhanced email *Recover a user's private key by archiving it for encryption certifications *Plan and perform the deployment of Encrypting File System (EFS) *Implement Web Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) *Install the hardware and software required for smart card authentication CD features: *Timesaving tools and scripts *Complete eBook in PDF format
CONTENTS:
Foundations of PKI
Establishing a PKI
Deploying application-Specific solutions
CD contains timesaving tools
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