Windows7桌面安全.ppt

Module 6: Securing Windows 7 Desktops Course 6292A * Key message: Firewalls are the equivalent of door locks, employee badges, and security systems. Just as you use locks to secure a car and home, you use firewalls to protect computers and networks. No firewall makes a computer impenetrable to an attack. Firewalls, like locks, create barriers, they make it difficult for attackers to get into the computer, and as a result the computer becomes less attractive. Firewalls very effectively block most intrusions. The two main firewall types are network firewalls and host-based firewalls. Use this time to discuss how the members of your class currently use a firewall, including the two different types. This will provide a better feel for the level of experience in the class, which you can use to help target your discussions in the upcoming slides. The purpose of these discussion slides is to allow the students to exchange thoughts and ideas and learn from one another. There are no wrong answers. Question: What type of firewall does your organization currently use? Answer: Answers will vary. Question: What are the reasons that it was selected? Answer: Answers will vary. Module 6: Securing Windows Desktops Course 6292A * Key message: Windows Firewall information in Windows 7 is centralized in Control Panel. Choose network locations to automatically set appropriate firewall and security settings for that type of network. When users are connecting to networks in different locations, choosing a network location can help ensure that the computer is always set to an appropriate security level. Click through the slide to practice building it. Screenshots appear after each item. Towards the end, the three notification areas are included. At the end, all items will show again for review. Talk about the different network location types. Show where you can modify the firewall settings for each type of network location from the main Windows Firewall page. Click Turn Windows Firew