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ISBN10: 007222827X | ISBN13: 9780072228274

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Protect your IIS server with help from this authoritative book. Covering all basic security tools that come with IIS -- and explaining their weaknesses -- this complete guide shows you how to utilize encryption, authorization, filtering, and other restrictive techniques to protect against attacks and other security violations.
Part I: Exposure, Risk, and Prevention 1: Web Security Threats 2: Defacing, Damage, and Denial 3: Preparing and Hardening Your Web Server 4: Accounts, Authorization, and Security Policy 5: Security Auditing and Logging Part II: Administration 6: Deployment Issues 7: The Security Management Lifecycle 8: Using Encryption 9: Third-Party Security Enhancements Part III: Advanced Topics 10: Securing FTP, NNTP, and Other IIS Services 11: Active Content Security 12: Web Privacy Part IV: Appendixes A: Security Resources B: Glossary C: Reference Tables D: Microsoft IIS Authentication Methods
2: Defacing, Damage, and Denial 3: Preparing and Hardening Your Web Server 4: Accounts, Authorization, and Security Policy 5: Security Auditing and Logging Part II: Administration 6: Deployment Issues 7: The Security Management Lifecycle 8: Using Encryption 9: Third-Party Security Enhancements Part III: Advanced Topics 10: Securing FTP, NNTP, and Other IIS Services 11: Active Content Security 12: Web Privacy Part IV: Appendixes A: Security Resources B: Glossary C: Reference Tables D: Microsoft IIS Authentication Methods
4: Accounts, Authorization, and Security Policy 5: Security Auditing and Logging Part II: Administration 6: Deployment Issues 7: The Security Management Lifecycle 8: Using Encryption 9: Third-Party Security Enhancements Part III: Advanced Topics 10: Securing FTP, NNTP, and Other IIS Services 11: Active Content Security 12: Web Privacy Part IV: Appendixes A: Security Resources B: Glossary C: Reference Tables D: Microsoft IIS Authentication Methods
Part II: Administration 6: Deployment Issues 7: The Security Management Lifecycle 8: Using Encryption 9: Third-Party Security Enhancements Part III: Advanced Topics 10: Securing FTP, NNTP, and Other IIS Services 11: Active Content Security 12: Web Privacy Part IV: Appendixes A: Security Resources B: Glossary C: Reference Tables D: Microsoft IIS Authentication Methods
7: The Security Management Lifecycle 8: Using Encryption 9: Third-Party Security Enhancements Part III: Advanced Topics 10: Securing FTP, NNTP, and Other IIS Services 11: Active Content Security 12: Web Privacy Part IV: Appendixes A: Security Resources B: Glossary C: Reference Tables D: Microsoft IIS Authentication Methods
9: Third-Party Security Enhancements Part III: Advanced Topics 10: Securing FTP, NNTP, and Other IIS Services 11: Active Content Security 12: Web Privacy Part IV: Appendixes A: Security Resources B: Glossary C: Reference Tables D: Microsoft IIS Authentication Methods
10: Securing FTP, NNTP, and Other IIS Services 11: Active Content Security 12: Web Privacy Part IV: Appendixes A: Security Resources B: Glossary C: Reference Tables D: Microsoft IIS Authentication Methods
12: Web Privacy Part IV: Appendixes A: Security Resources B: Glossary C: Reference Tables D: Microsoft IIS Authentication Methods
A: Security Resources B: Glossary C: Reference Tables D: Microsoft IIS Authentication Methods
C: Reference Tables D: Microsoft IIS Authentication Methods
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