Protocols

MUST READ What Microsoft should do to harden IIS OPINION - Although Internet Information Services 6 may be the Fort Meade of security compared with IIS 5, there are still several critical holes Microsoft needs to address in its newest Web server solution. Columnist Jonathan Hassell ...

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	Windows Server 2008: Looking good on the security front SearchWindowsSecurity.com | 10.25.2007 OPINION - Server Core, the Terminal Services Gateway and Active Directory security enhancements are a few security features worth looking forward to in Windows Server 2008, says one expert.

	What Microsoft should do to harden IIS SearchWindowsSecurity.com | 03.15.2005 OPINION - Although Internet Information Services 6 may be the Fort Meade of security compared with IIS 5, there are still several critical holes Microsoft needs to address in its newest Web server solution. Columnist Jonathan Hassell ...

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	Data protection on the Web: Windows SSL security and other myths Submitted By: SearchWindowsSecurity.com | 04 Dec 2007 TIP - Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is not the Windows security be-all and end-all you think it is for data protection on the Web. Read about the myths of SSL in this tip.

	Windows Process Activation Service in IIS 7.0 Submitted By: SearchWindowsSecurity.com | 23 Oct 2007 TIP - In this excerpt from Introducing Windows Server 2008, read about WPAS, which manages application pool configuration and worker processes.

	Web security tactics that harden Windows networks 27 Sep 2007 TIP - Improve Web security by learning how your Windows network can be breached via the Web, including how to protect yourself against the number one Web-based security threat.

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	Step-by-Step Guide: Securing Web servers SearchWindowsSecurity.com | 11 Apr 2006 STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE - This guide shows you how to configure a Web server for security and how to test your deployment.

	Step 4: Tools you can use to test if you're vulnerable SearchWindowsSecurity.com | 25 Aug 2005 STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE - Wireless laptops are a huge security risk, especially when they connect to public hotspots.Contributor Kevin Beaver provides a step-by-step guide for locking down your laptops using a variety of firewalls, encryption and ...

	Step 3: Secure your communications link SearchWindowsSecurity.com | 25 Aug 2005 STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE - Wireless laptops are a huge security risk, especially when they connect to public hotspots.Contributor Kevin Beaver provides a step-by-step guide for locking down your laptops using a variety of firewalls, encryption and ...

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	STMP logging for IIS Microsoft | 15 Jul 2004 BEST WEB LINK - This step-by-step guide describes how to enable protocol logging for Internet Information Services (IIS). Protocol logs track the commands that the Simple Mail Transport Protocol (SMTP) virtual server receives from SMTP ...

	IIS Insider Microsoft | 01 Jul 2004 BEST WEB LINK - Here are three of the top questions and answers on IIS, including how to get the client IP address in the IIS log files. (July 2004)

	What's new in Windows 2003 Server: IIS security enhancements WindowSecurity.com | 15 Jul 2003 BEST WEB LINK - When it comes to security, Microsoft's Internet Information Services (IIS), while one of the most popularly deployed Web servers, has long been considered a weak point on any server on which it is installed. This article ...

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