Security+ Guide to Network Security: Fundamentals

Virtualization is becoming extremely important: organizations can run multiple instances of a variety of operating systems on a single machine and integrate applications into one server, slashing the number of physical boxes they need substantially. On the desktop side, there are a variety of desktop options for virtual computing as well. Information about these market changes is a core part of the content and hands-on feature updates in the core book and lab manual, However, to further support the importance and power of Virtualization, this Virtualization Labs manual provides projects based entirely on the Virtualization process. These labs will supplement the content in the book and help instructors and students make the transition to a virtualization-focused information security environment.