Administering Windows Vista Securitythe Big Surprises

Market_Desc: The audience consists of Windows Server 2003 systems administrators, help-desk personnel, MIS professionals, and corporate programmers--everyone who depends upon Windows Server 2003 and wants to use the security features of the new Windows Vista in an enterprise setting. Special Features: · Written by bestselling author Mark Minasi, winner for the fourth year in a row of CertCities reader's choice award for Favorite Technical Author· Mark brings his popular, tell-it-like-it-is approach to explain the inner workings of Windows Vista· Focused specifically on the information that Windows systems administrators need to navigate and implement the tricky security features of Windows Vista· Minasi's bestselling Mastering Windows Server 2003 (ISBN 0782141307) has sold over 85,000 units! About The Book: Administering Windows Vista Security: The Big Surprises is a short, just-in-time explanation of two things. First, it tells the current Windows expert how to get around the administrative tools, which are all still there, but have been scattered to the four corners of the desktop. Second, and more important, it covers the handful of things in Vista that are not only new, but completely alien to anyone who knows pre-Vista Windows in depth. What current Windows experts will find appealing about this volume is that it is not a wide-spectrum survey of Vista: It covers only the biggest security pain points for someone faced with quickly understanding Vista from a technical support point of view. This book is part of the Mark Minasi Windows Administrator Library series.