Chapter 12. Managing Microsoft Internet Explorer Security and Privacy
| In this chapter: | |
| Security Settings in Internet Explorer | 273 |
| Best Practices | 296 |
| Additional Information | 296 |
Most organizations that use Microsoft operating systems also use Microsoft Internet Explorer. In fact, browsing the Internet has become a mission-critical business activity; however, it also can provide attackers a direct avenue into the corporate network, bypassing traditional perimeter security mechanisms, such as firewall rules. Consequently, when securing computers running Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Windows 2000, and Windows XP on your network, you should also consider how you will secure Internet Explorer. Even if your organization does not use Internet Explorer as ...
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