Degree

Hi,
This might be not the proper place to post this inquiry. But, as there are
those beautiful and experienced MVP's around, I hope they can attend this
inquiry.
I have been in IT field for the past 5 years, mainly in networking.
I have been working with DCs, ISA, Exchange and Citrix. I could say that I
have a fair background of networking.
Now, assuming that there is an academic degree for network security from
Microsoft perspective, what would the courses of that degree be? I mean, what
books should I master to master Microsoft network security?

Any input is highly appreciated.

Thanks
Yba

"Yba" <> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> This might be not the proper place to post this inquiry. But, as there
> are
> those beautiful and experienced MVP's around, I hope they can attend this
> inquiry.
> I have been in IT field for the past 5 years, mainly in networking.
> I have been working with DCs, ISA, Exchange and Citrix. I could say that
> I
> have a fair background of networking.
> Now, assuming that there is an academic degree for network security from
> Microsoft perspective, what would the courses of that degree be? I mean,
> what
> books should I master to master Microsoft network security?

You might find a degree program related to computing science that
specialized in networking, but I am not sure if there is one that would
specialize further into network security. I doubt that you would find one
that focussed on the security implications of networking with Microsoft
products. I don't know of a network that includes only Microsoft components.
If there was such a thing, I would hope that its security was not based on
expertise in only Microsoft products, as attacks may come from non-MS
systems.

/Al