November 2004
Intermediate to advanced
448 pages
13h 56m
English
Two additional security concepts you need to be familiar with are authorization and authentication.
Authentication is the process of validating a
user’s identity, ensuring he is who he says he is.
Passwords are a common component in the authentication process,
although the use of biometric components like smart cards and
fingerprint readers are becoming more
common.
Authorization is the process of determining what
an authenticated user has access to. Windows Server 2003 uses a
variety of mechanisms to accomplish authorization on files and
folders, for remote access, and so forth, which
you’ll learn about throughout this book.
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