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Guide to Securing Intranet and Extranet Servers

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Guide to Securing Intranet and Extranet Servers

Publisher: VeriSign
Number of pages: 39

Description:
As Intranets and Extranets have become more widely deployed, new security challenges have emerged. This guide reviews the main security risks of deploying Intranets and Extranets and will discuss the five fundamental goals of a security system: privacy, authentication, content integrity, non-repudiation, and ease of use. The guide also describes how an intelligently deployed Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) system, based on digital certificate technology, addresses these security goals.

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