'Windows Security Internals A Deep Dive into Windows Authentication' is a comprehensive, technical guide dedicated to Cyber Security, Operating System, Windows. Engineered for students, technical practitioners, and self-directed learners, this publication provides structured, authoritative coverage of key concepts and industry standards.
Through detailed, chapter-by-chapter instruction, the material covers Windows Operating System Architecture and Kernel Components, Windows Authentication: Kerberos, NTLM, and LSASS Internals, Active Directory Domain Services and Group Policy Objects, Windows Security Event Logs and Sysmon Monitoring, followed by advanced implementation techniques, troubleshooting strategies, and best practices. Readers gain both conceptual depth and actionable knowledge supported by practical examples.
An essential addition to your technical library, whether you are preparing for certifications, university coursework, or professional projects in the field.
Contents at a Glance
Chapter 1: Windows Operating System Architecture and Kernel Components
Chapter 2: Windows Authentication: Kerberos, NTLM, and LSASS Internals
Chapter 3: Active Directory Domain Services and Group Policy Objects
Chapter 4: Windows Security Event Logs and Sysmon Monitoring
Chapter 5: Privilege Management and Access Control Lists (DACLs/SACLs)
Chapter 6: PowerShell for Security Testing and Administration
Chapter 7: Common Windows Vulnerabilities and Lateral Movement
Chapter 8: Hardening Windows Workstations and Domain Controllers
Index & Further Reading