The ever-growing threat of malicious code - such as worms, viruses, and Trojan horses - makes it critical for all customers to take immediate action to help lock down their desktop and laptop systems. This paper explains how to implement the security measures recommended in the Microsoft Windows XP Security Guide in a small or medium business environment without an Active Directory directory service deployment.
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