Overview
We
are the first to admit that security, while necessary, can be a
pain to deal with and hard to implement correctly. All kinds of
problems can result from improperly configuring your system's
security. Vulnerabilities, threats, attacks, and risks are all
issues to consider when designing your system's security. In
general, the idea is to allow applications to run within a security
context that meets its requirements and nothing more (referred to
as "run with the least privileges"). You should not be running
software under the domain admin account — this is a bad thing. This
chapter focuses on the following topics:
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Configuring Microsoft Operations Manager
(MOM) security
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Configuring Systems Management Server (SMS)
security
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Configuring Windows Server Update Services
(WSUS) security
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Configuring Windows Update (WU) security