Join Ed Liberman for an in-depth discussion in this video What you should know, part of Securing Windows Server 2019.
- [Teacher] In this course, I don't have any specific prerequisites that you must have. I am expecting that you should have at least some level of experience with Windows Server products, and even better would be with Windows Server 2019. Now as far as the demonstrations go, while on my screen here you'll see that I do have a number of different machines, there's only two that you need to follow along. The only two I'm going to use are LH-DC-1 and LH-SVR-1. If you want to set it up, it's just simply Windows Server 2019 with one server being a domain controller and the other being a member server of that domain. That's all you need to be able to go ahead and follow along with this course.
Author
Ed Liberman
Released
6/21/2019- Implementing the Encrypting File System (EFS)
- Protecting your servers from malware
- Common network threats
- Implementing IPsec
- Securing file services
- Delegating privileges
- Configuring account lockout policies
- Managing advanced audit policies
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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1. Server Hardening
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Cryptography4m 5s
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Public key encryption4m 29s
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EFS overview4m 15s
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Implementing EFS4m 6s
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Malware protection4m 28s
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2. Secure the Network
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Network security threats4m 34s
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Implementing IPSec6m 37s
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3. Secure File Services
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Quota templates4m 4s
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Create quotas5m 1s
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File screening5m 38s
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4. Manage Privileged Identities
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User rights4m 22s
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Delegate privileges4m 39s
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Create a taskpad4m 43s
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Password policies5m 20s
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Account lockout policies4m 41s
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5. Configure Advanced Audit Policies
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Audit policy3m 43s
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Audit object access4m 38s
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Manage advanced audit policy3m 12s
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Conclusion
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Next steps16s
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