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Changes to Default Settings Make Windows Server 2003 More Secure (Part 2).


{LANG_NAVORIGIN} Operating System Microsoft Windows 2003
By: Deb Shinder , 04/28/2004



Microsoft has made a number of changes to the default settings in Windows 2003 to make it more secure “out of the box.” In Part 2, we’ll examine the changes that have been made to the default settings for common services and changes in the authentication process, and we’ll discuss some areas in which some believe that Server 2003’s defaults are still too open.

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