(MICW2KSECD) Microsoft Windows 2000 - Security Design Curriculum

From the Publisher: General Information Course Duration: 16 hours Audience: Windows NT 4.0 administrators who operate in medium to large computing environments having a minimum of one year's experience implementing and administering network operating systems. Support professionals, system architects and consultants responsible for implementing security solutions. Managers and project managers involved in the design, planning, and deployment of IT systems. Candidates for the MCSE Windows 2000 certification. Prerequisites: Good understanding of Microsoft Windows 2000 Core Technologies, Installing and administering a Windows 2000 environment and implementing a Network Infrastructure. Topics Covered Microsoft Windows 2000 Security Design: Security Design Internet and Extranet Security Managing and Securing Resources Communication and Remote Access Security Minimum Requirements to run SmartForce products: 486/33 processor or higher 8MB of RAM VGA display (256 colors recommended) 10-20MB of hard disk space DOS version 3.1 or higher Windows version 3.1/Windows 95 Supported Network Operating Systems: Novell NetWare 3.1x/4.1x Windows NT 3.51/4.0 OS/2 LAN Manager Banyan Vines All units are single-user only. Course Aim To prepare students for Microsoft Exam 70-220: Designing Security for a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network. Learning Objectives After taking this course, the user should be able to: Provide skills necessary to design secure Windows 2000 networks Introduce the major security concepts, threats, risks and the principle security features of Windows 2000 Design inbound and outbound internet security solutions and secure partner access to networks Provide an overview of PKI and enable students to design PKI security solutions Design administrative structures for Active Directory Design security for users and groups, and assign appropriate levels of access to resources Explain the security requirements for Windows 2000 computers in its different roles Demonstrate how to secure non-Windows 2000 Client access to the network Design protocol-level security, secure network services, secure connections from remote users and remote offices Provide remote users with secure access to local resources