Designing Secure Web Based Applications for Windows 2000

Windows 2000 users get an integrated, authoritative, and pragmatic end-to-end view of security--from general security theory and concepts surrounding Windows to core issues such as risk analysis, threats, authentication, and authorization. With the CD and its sample code, readers learn how to build a secure, sophisticated Web-based application. (Operating Systems)

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Developers of Web-based applications get expert guidance for taking advantage of the sophisticated security features in Windows 2000 -- all in one comprehensive volume. This definitive guide provides a solid foundation in security theory and concepts, explains the key software design considerations for various categories and levels of security, and discusses ways to apply the appropriate security to mitigate risk. It also covers a range of security technologies, including NTLM authentication, Kerberos authentication, SSL/TLS, CryptoAPI, ACLs, Active Directory services, certificates, and COM+ security.