Configuring the Logon Process for Security
Logging on to a computer presents a barrier to entry for all users, authorized and unauthorized. In Chapter 3, we explained how the logon and authentication processes work. In this section, we show you how to customize the logon process to make it as easy as possible for legitimate users to log on while still barring users who shouldn't have access.
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For information about the logon process, including an introduction to the Welcome screen and the classic logon, see Controlling the Logon and Authentication Process.
Securing the Welcome Screen
The Welcome screen in Windows XP is wonderfully convenient; users can log on with a single click (and entry of a password, if their account requires one). But it also ...
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