Ben Rothke

Ben Rothke is a consultant with Ernst & Young’s Information Security Services Practice.

Articles by Ben Rothke
How to Implement Microsoft Windows NT Server 4
How to Implement Microsoft Windows NT Server 4

Perusing the latest Windows NT titles, I sense an unwritten requirement that technical books must be at least 3" thick. Many NT books that claim to cover numerous topics are well over 1200 pages long. Readers often have a hard time finding the answers they need in such books.

Looking into Windows NT
"Looking into Windows NT: A Before-You-Leap Guide to Microsoft's Network Solution" is the first book to address the NT purchase from a business standpoint.
Windows NT Server 4 Unleashed
Taming the beast and taking control of the NT network.
Windows NT Security Handbook
If you need a guide to NT system security and general information system security, get a copy of Tom Sheldon's "Window NT Security Handbook"
Token-Based Security Add-Ons 3
Two-factor authentication adds a level of security to ordinary password authentication.
The Case Against C2 4
C2 is outdated, military-based specification that does not address the security needs of today's corporate computing environment.
Additional Reading About Computer Security
A list of security books and ordering information.
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May 2013 - The NameTranslate object is useful when you need to translate Active Directory object names between different formats, but it's awkward to use from PowerShell. Here's a PowerShell script that eliminates the awkwardness.

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