Network Security in a Mixed Environment

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by Dan Blacharski, Dan Balcharski

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Book Description
Computing in a mixed environment can be risky business. Dont take any unnecessary chances. Protect your network with the help of Network Security in a Mixed Environment. Industry expert Dan Blacharski combines technical insight and real-world experience to produce a solid how-to manual designed to reduce the dangers inherent in mixed environment computing.

Network Security in a Mixed Environment covers all the basics in establishing a protected network, from determining security needs to acquiring the right hardware and software. Youll get detailed information on NetWare®, Windows NT®, and UNIX security features, safeguarding your network against various threats, hardware and software, security monitors, and more.

The CD-ROM comes with Internet Explorer 4.0 and two cutting-edge programs designed to bolster your networks security -- CA-InocuLAN and WebStalker Pro.

Synopsis
Now that mixed environments are the network norm, network administrators need to ensure that security is not sacrificed for the sake of interoperability. Expert author Dan Blacharski provides all the details one needs to incorporate to ensure that security goals are met. The CD-ROM contains critical utilities and third-party solutions.

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