Windows System Management and Security
This course introduces tools and techniques used to configure, manage and implement Windows and its security-related features.
Students will install, configure, manage and secure windows’ client & server operating systems, and related networking environment using a variety of software tools.
This course also details how to mitigate malware threats, identify security issues by using auditing and the Advanced Threat Analysis feature in Windows Server, secure your virtualization platform, and use new deployment options for enhancing security.
Topics include designing Active Directory, authentication for Windows, group security and policy, service security, remote access security, planning a public key infrastructure, securing file resources, Internet Protocol Security, and additional Windows security topics.
Gladden, M. (2023). Windows System Management and Security Syllabus. Old Dominion University Canvas.
This course has the following key learning outcomes (Gladden, 2023):
KNOWLEDGE
1.1. Describe the fundamental concepts of Operating Systems
1.2. Describe General Security Concepts and related terminology
SKILLS
Part1
2.1 Install and configure Windows Server
2.2 Configure Windows Active Directory
2.3 Configure Windows Services such DNS, DHCP, File and Storage
2.4 Managing System Reliability, and availability
Part2
2.5 Secure hosts, applications, and network traffic.
2.6 Manage malware and social engineering threats.
2.7 Securing and administering a Network
VALUE
3.1. Work collaboratively and ethically to achieve organizational goals
Course Material
Implementing Hyper-V and Rapid Server Deployment & Introduction to Active Directory and Account Management
Windows Management & Cybersecurity Research Paper:
Configuring and Managing Data Storage, Configuring and Managing Network Services, Configuring Resource Access, Configuring Printing: