access control

If your educational institution included the Jones & Bartlett labs as part of the course curriculum, use this script to introduce the lab:

"In this lesson, you learned that access controls are the method by which users gain access to IT resources. You’ve learned that there are three key components of access control: identification of the user, network, process, or application requesting access, authentication (verifying the identity of the requester), and the authorization to access the resource.

In a Windows environment, Active Directory enables security administrators to share user and group definitions, and even directory services, by defining domains. Active Directory and Domain Name Services (DNS) are necessary components of a domain controller.

In the lab for this lesson, you will use the Microsoft Assessment and Planning (MAP) Toolkit to perform an inventory of the systems running on a network and audit a Microsoft Windows 2012 R2 server. Then you will use PowerShell to promote a Windows 2012 R2 to a domain controller."

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Access Control, Authentication, and PKI

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