Syllabus for

Windows 2000 Network Security Design
with Michael Storm

LearnKey’s Windows 2000 Network Security Design will give you the essential knowledge and skills to design and manage security on a Windows 2000 network. At the conclusion of this course you will understand the security risks to a network and how to design and implement appropriate solutions, as well as be prepared to pass exam #70- 220.

MICHAEL STORM

For the past 16 years, Michael Storm has managed the design, security and implementation of enterprise networks for Fortune 100 companies around the globe. As the founder of Brainstorm International, Inc., Storm specializes in InfoSec Security and Internetwork Solutions Architectures. He is currently the Director of Network Engineering and Security Officer for Interface Technical Training of Phoenix, AZ and creator of the Immersion Learning System, used by countless Cisco and Microsoft Professionals for achieving technical mastery. Storm holds many IT certifications, including the Cisco CCIE Security, CCNP/CCSP/CCDP, NSA/CNSS CISSP, MCSE and MCT.

RELATED CERTIFICATION EXAM

Windows 2000 Network Security Design - EXAM # 70-220

The 70-220 examination covers using Active Directory and other Windows 2000 components and security systems, plus principles and practices of Internet, Intranet and Network security to harden organizational networks from intrusion and compromise.

OBJECTIVES

See Microsoft’s Certification Web site.

SUPPORTING TEXT

MCSE Designing Security for Windows 2000 Network
Study Guide (Exam 70-220)

Thomas Shinder (Editor)

ASSIGNMENTS

Each course session will have specific assignments to help supplement your training. These assignments include readings, interactive tests, discussions, and will guide you through your study. As you complete the assignments and training, you will gain a broader perspective in your learning and the experience needed to pass your certification exam.

EXAMS OFFERED THROUGH THE CURRICULUM

	Challenge Sessions
	Each challenge session demonstrates the procedures learned in the Training Session and allows you to perform the tasks yourself. If you make an incorrect move, the challenge banner appears, giving you the option to try again.
	Testing Session
	A Pre-test and Post-test are available to help you determine your goals and map your progress. These Testing Sessions determine your proficiency with the software application being taught. Testing formats include, Simulations, True and False, Fill in the Blank, Multiple Choice, and Keyboard Shortcuts. After each Testing Session, you can generate a performance-based progress report. You'll have immediate feedback to pinpoint your specific strengths and weaknesses.
	MasterExam
	After you've completed your coursework and hands-on exercises, MasterExam will ensure you're ready for test day. MasterExam offers three testing modes, which allow you to customize your training.
		Open & Closed Book Quizzes
		Two of MasterExam's testing modes feature quizzes, which enable you to focus on specific exam objectives. Open Book Quizzes are not timed. They allow you to access hints and references as you work through a pool of randomized questions. Closed Book Quizzes also present questions in a randomized format. However, during Closed Book Quizzes all tests are timed, and you won't have access to hints nor references.
		The MasterExam
		MasterExam's third testing mode is also titled The MasterExam. The MasterExam presents test questions in the same format as Closed Book Quizzes. However, The MasterExam no longer allows you to specify which objectives you'll study. All questions during The MasterExam are randomly selected from a collective pool, which contains questions covering each certification objective. The MasterExam provides powerful and versatile exam simulations that give you an inside advantage on test day.

CURRICULUM

SESSION 1

• Security Design Process
• Securing Windows 2000 Systems
• Authentication Strategy Design
• Unix Authentication Strategy
• Macintosh Authentication Strategy
• NetWare Authentication Strategy

SESSION 2

• File & Print Strategy
• EFS & Auditing
• Administrative Model
• Local & Remote Administrative Access
• Terminal Services Security
• Delegation of Authority & Account Planning
• Audit & Account Policies
• Public Key Infrastructure

SESSION 3

• PKI Design
• Certificate Management
• Network Services Security
• Secure Communication Channels
• Remote- to- Private Networks
• Private- to- Private Networks
• Public- to- Private Networks
• Securing Access to Private Networks
• Analyzing Business Requirements