MCP 70-298 Training Course

MCP 70-298 Designing Security for a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Training Package Includes

• 3 CD-ROMs featuring live instructor-led classroom sessions with full audio, video and demonstration components
• Printable courseware
• Certification Exam Simulator
• Step-by-step hands-on-labs
• Focused on practical solutions to real-world development problems

Course Introduction

Schedule our instructor led classroom training at your convenience and never miss another lecture or fall behind. You are in complete control. We invited the Best Microsoft Trainers in the industry to help us develop the ultimate training & certification program which includes everything you will need to fully prepare for the Microsoft certification exams.
 

PRESENTER - Kevin Wolford Kevin started his computer career in 1983. He has been a technical writer, network administrator, and trainer. Kevin spent many years with Novell and is a CNI and Master CNE. In 1998 Kevin founded Tech Training, giving him a chance to test his training ideas. He is also an MCSE, Microsoft Certified Trainer MCT, and is certified in SMS, SQL Server, TCP/IP, NT Workstation, NT Server, Exchange Server, Windows 9x and 2000. Kevin has authored Microsoft certification books for New Riders and Sybex. He owns a consulting company dedicated to teaching complex technical topics in a simple way. He was involved in the early stages of Windows.NET Server's development and beta testing.

List of Course Features

MCP 70-298 Designing Security for a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Course Contents
 

Level 1: Designing Security for Networks

1.1 Overview of Security Issues
Planning For Network Security
2.1 Security Policies
2.2 Security Design Process
2.3 Security Design Team
Identifying Threats
3.1 Introduction to Threats
3.2 Predicting Threats to Security
Analyzing Security Risks
4.1 Introduction to Risk Management
4.2 Creating a Risk Management Plan

Level 2: Securing Physical Resources

1.1 Threats and Risks to Computers
1.2 Design Security to Physical Resources
Securing Computers
2.1 Threats and Risks to Computers
2.2 Designing Security for Computers
Securing Accounts
3.1 Threats and Risks to Accounts
3.2 Designing Security for Accounts
Securing User Authorization
4.1 Threats and Risks to User Authorization
4.2 Designing Security for Authorization

Level 3: Securing Data

1.1 Threats and Risks to Data
1.2 Designing Security for Data
Securing Data Transmission
2.1 Threats and Risks to Data Transmission
2.2 Security for Data Transmission
Securing Network Perimeter
3.1 Threats and risks to Network Perimeter
3.2 Security for Network Perimeters
Response and Incidence
4.1 Auditing and Incident Response
4.2 Designing an Audit Policy
4.3 Incident Response Procedure