Reverend
April 26th, 2003, 09:32 AM
The Windows Server 2003 Security Guide provides levels of guidance for a number of server roles in multiple different client environments. This guidance includes steps to harden Domain Controllers, Infrastructure servers, File servers, Print servers, IIS servers, IAS servers.
The Security Guide focuses on providing a set of easy to understand guidance, tools, and templates to help secure Windows Server 2003 in many environments. While the product is extremely secure from the default installation, there are a number of security options that can be further configured based on specific requirements. This guidance not only provides recommendations, but also the background information on the risk that the setting is used to mitigate as well as the impact to an environment when the option is configured.
:arrow: Release notes (http://download.microsoft.com/download/c/8/6/c86b1b59-0388-4945-8bd9-06f04db13136/Release_Notes.txt)
:arrow: Windows Server 2003 Security Guide (http://download.microsoft.com/download/c/8/6/c86b1b59-0388-4945-8bd9-06f04db13136/Windows_Server_2003_Security_Guide_v1_3.exe)
The Security Guide focuses on providing a set of easy to understand guidance, tools, and templates to help secure Windows Server 2003 in many environments. While the product is extremely secure from the default installation, there are a number of security options that can be further configured based on specific requirements. This guidance not only provides recommendations, but also the background information on the risk that the setting is used to mitigate as well as the impact to an environment when the option is configured.
:arrow: Release notes (http://download.microsoft.com/download/c/8/6/c86b1b59-0388-4945-8bd9-06f04db13136/Release_Notes.txt)
:arrow: Windows Server 2003 Security Guide (http://download.microsoft.com/download/c/8/6/c86b1b59-0388-4945-8bd9-06f04db13136/Windows_Server_2003_Security_Guide_v1_3.exe)