Windows Server 2003 Security Guide Implementation Functional Specification
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Table of Contents
Project Vision/Scope Summary 1
Functional Specification Executive Summary 2
Project Justification and Design Goals 3
Business Requirements Summary 3
User Requirements Summary 3
System Requirements Summary 3
Feature Cuts and Unsupported Scenarios 4
Assumptions and Dependencies 5
Solution Design 6
Conceptual Design Summary 6
Logical Design Summary 6
Infrastructure Layout 6
Active Directory Design 6
Physical Design Summary 7
Supportability Summary 7
Risk Summary 8
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Project Vision/Scope Summary
This project will focus on the implementation of security guidance to harden a number of core server roles in the environment at <Company Name>. The focus will be to create a baseline level of security for these server roles that results in little to no impact on the installed client base.
Functional Specification Executive Summary
The functional specification for the implementation of the Windows Server 2003 Security Guide is a detailed listing of the proposed changes to the environment. This document should accompany a Vision/Scope document describing the business requirements for the project. This functional specification will also combine the features of a design specification or a detailed physical design. This functional specification should accompany a detailed requirements document that describes all business, operational, user, and system requirements.
Project Justification and Design Goals
This project should measurably increase security while causing a minimal amount of impact on end users. However, the project may impact administrative tasks and increase the level of maintenance required in order to achieve a greater level of security.
Business Requirements Summary
This project should result in a measurable level of increased security for <Company Name>. Perform a full security risk analysis prior to the implementation of this project. These security measures should address issues defined as the most significant security risks in the environment.
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