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Access Denied: Letting Users View Security Logs

Simply editing a GPO will let a group of users view Security logs but will also allow them to clear the logs. A more restrictive solution takes more work.
By Randy Franklin Smith 

Access Denied: The Importance of Windows XP SP2

The soon-to-be-released XP SP2 is so important to the security of your network that you should start testing it now.
By Randy Franklin Smith 

Access Denied: Understanding Wireless-Security Protocols

The pursuit of wireless security has led to a plethora of protocols. Clear up the confusion with this high-level view of the relationship between 802.11, 802.1x, 802.11i, WEP, and WPA.
By Randy Franklin Smith 

Access Denied: Using Log Parser to Audit Domain Logons

The Log Parser tool lets you use SQL-like queries to extract data from log files.
By Randy Franklin Smith 

Performing Forensic Analyses, Part 2

Analyzing a compromised hard disk is a time- and resource-intensive operation. Two tools--Sleuth Kit and Autopsy--can help you with this arduous task.
By Matt Lesko 

Secure Directory Access with MIIS

Microsoft Identity Integration Server 2003 is a powerful tool for deploying directory-enabled applications while ensuring that data across individual directories remains synchronized.
By John Howie 

User-Side PKI Trust Management

Learn how PKI administrators manage PKI user-side trust decisions.
By Jan De Clercq