Secure Messaging with MicrosoftВ® Exchange Server 2003 (Pro-Other)

Chapter 2: Security Protocols and Algorithms

Key Length and Work Factor

Signatures and the Law

Hashed Message Authentication Codes

Chapter 3: Windows and Exchange Security Architecture

Global, Domain Local, and Universal Groups

Permissions and Public Folders

Chapter 6: Windows Server Security Basics

Stop, Drop, and Bulletin!

The Ultra-Short Guide to Group Policies

Administrator Passwords

Chapter 7: Installing Exchange with Security in Mind

Domain Controller or Member Server?

Delegating Control on the Users Container

Chapter 8: SMTP Relaying and Spam Control

The Stealth SMTP AUTH Attack

Accepting or Rejecting Messages on a Connector

Accepting or Rejecting Messages on a Connector

Separating Spam from Real Mail

How to Get Off Block Lists

Creating Your Own DNS Block List

Chapter 11: Securing Internet Communications

Approving Pending Requests

When Negotiation Fails

CRL Checking for IPSec

Careful with Those Exemptions

What About New Mail Notification?

Chapter 12: Secure E-Mail

Protecting the Root CA

Why We Still Love the KMS

Integrating Smart Cards

Chapter 14: Securing Outlook Web Access

Outlook Web Access and the Single Server

Virtual Servers Versus Virtual Directories

Accelerating SSL

More Security for Windows 2000 Server Password Changes

Chapter 15: Securing POP and IMAP

SSL and Wireless Devices

Chapter 17: Discovery, Compliance, Archive, and Retrieval

A Sample Case: Woodgrove Bank