This webcast addresses implementing security on many different types of servers found in a Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003 environment and practical information on how to harden domain controllers. We will provide recommendations and practical information about how to harden servers in general and how to harden member servers, in particular. During this webcast we will see two demonstrations on using MBSA and Hardening Domain Controllers.
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