Re: Windows Secure Build Checklist

[Brian Keogh <bwkeogh () gmail com>]

Many thanks to all for your input and feedback on my request.
Much taken on board.

Kind regards,
Brian


2009/2/26 Shawn A. Corrello <shawnc () legolas sinnerz us>:
> Brian,
>
> It's tough to really use an "all in one" checklist for securing your own
> environment's machines.
>
> That said, using Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer to scan each new
> machine and make sure that the machine is compliant with the Microsoft
> security recommendations MBSA makes might be a good and easy start. MBSA
> also generates easy to read (and present) security reports.
>
> Good luck.
>
> On Mon, 23 Feb 2009, Brian Keogh wrote:
>
> > All,
> > I'm aware of various tools and peice-meal procedures regarding secure
> > build guidance for Windows XP/2003 Server/Desktop machines.  Can
> > anyone please point me in the direction of a complete checklist with
> > regard to securing the listed operating systems.   I'm really just
> > looking for a single document for someone to work from. A straight
> > forward checklist etc. inline with best practice.
> > Any help appreciated.
> >
> > --
> > Best regards.
> > Brian Keogh
> >    Information Security Specialist
> >    bwkeogh () gmail com



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Best regards.
Brian Keogh
      Information Security Specialist
      bwkeogh () gmail com