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SECURING MICROSOFT TERMINAL SERVICES was developed to provide architects, project managers, consultants, and network and security administrators with guidance in order to secure Microsoft Terminal Server environments using Enterprise Architecture methodologies, widely adopted industry standards and best practices.
“Securing Microsoft Terminal Services” (ISBN 978-0-6151-4330-9, June 07) is the only book to serve as a single point of reference on Terminal Server security. “During the many years that I have been supporting Terminal Server and Citrix Environments, I have never found a single, complete reference book that presents a holistic approach to securing a Terminal Server environment,” explains the author, Roddy Rodstein. “The Internet is a fantastic resource of information for technologists, but finding exactly what you need to secure your Terminal Server environment can be challenging and very time consuming. This book gathers all the information into one convenient place. Rather than having to search the Internet or your favorite book store, “Securing Microsoft Terminal Services” puts the answers right at your fingertips, on your desk.”
Written by Roddy Rodstein, “Securing Microsoft Terminal Services” shows how to use Enterprise Architecture methodologies, industry standards and best practices, such as ISO17799, CobIT, the National Security Agency (NSA) Guides, and Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIGS) to secure a Terminal Server environment. The bulk of the book is organized as a reference that lists each step to secure your Terminal Server environment.
About the author: Roddy Rodstein (CISSP, MCSE, LPI, CEH, CCA) is an Enterprise Systems Engineer currently employed at Citrix Systems. He has over 10 years’ experience in the IT industry, spending the last five years with Citrix Systems, Inc. Before Citrix, Roddy successfully established, owned, and operated an IT consulting business that specialized in server-based computing and remote access solutions. In 2000, Roddy wrote and published the Citrix CCA MetaFrame 1.8 for Windows Exam Cram (ISBN: 1576109453). Once at Citrix, he followed with several of the “in the Box” series e-Books, starting with Nfuse Elite in a Box, MetaFrame Secure Access Manager in a Box, MetaFrame Presentation Server for UNIX in a Box, and recently Citrix Smart Access in a Box. Roddy is a regular speaker and tutorial presenter at West Cost IT events, Citrix iForum, Citrix Summit and BriForum.
Chapters at a Glance:
Chapter 1: Terminal Server and Enterprise Security
Chapter 2: Terminal Server Technical Review
Chapter 3: Terminal Server and Supporting Computing Models
Chapter 4: Enterprise Architecture
Chapter 5: Enterprise Security Architecture
Chapter 6: Physical and Environmental Security
Chapter 7: Password Policy
Chapter 8: Windows Terminal Server Standards
Chapter 9: Windows Server Security Policy
Chapter 10: Terminal Server Installation Baseline
Chapter 11: Terminal Server Security Baseline
Chapter 12: Software Restriction Policy Baseline
Chapter 13: Session Directory Configuration Baseline
Chapter 14: Terminal Server Network Load Balancing Baseline
Chapter 15: Terminal Server System Auditing
Chapter 16: Log Management Policy
Chapter 17: Incident Response Policy
Chapter 18: Audit Vulnerability Scan Policy
Policies at a Glance:
Platform Architecture Policy
Network Architecture Policy
Data/Information Classification and Categorization Standard
Terminal Server Application Software Policy
Terminal Server Anti-Virus Software Guidelines
Change Management Policy
Risk Assessment Policy
Enterprise Security Policy
IT Server Room Security Policy
Password Policy
Windows Terminal Server Standards
Windows Server Security Policy
Terminal Server Installation Baseline
Terminal Server Security Baseline
Software Restriction Policy Baseline
Session Directory Configuration Baseline
Terminal Server Session Directory Group Policy Configuration Baseline
Terminal Server Network Load Balancing Configuration Baseline
Log Management Policy
Incident Response Policy
Audit Vulnerability Scan Policy
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