IT Security, 2nd Ed.
Risking the Corporation
Publisher: Prentice Hall, 2003
ISBN: 0-13-101112-X
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- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- About this Book
- How this Book Is Organized
- About Hackers
- Chapter 1. Responding to Attacks
- Incident-Response Nightmare
- Let's Not Go There…
- Final Words
- Chapter 2. Out-of-the-Box Security
- Deal with Security Later
- Let's Not Go There?
- Final Words
- Chapter 3. Executive Support
- Executive Commitment
- Let's Not Go There?
- Final Words
- Chapter 4. Network Access
- Partner Connections
- Let's Not Go There…
- Final Words
- Chapter 5. Security Training
- Overlooking Training
- Let's Not Go There…
- Final Words
- Chapter 6. Unplanned Security
- Transition Plan
- Let's Not Go There…
- Final Words
- Chapter 7. Maintaining Security
- Responsible for Security
- Let's Not Go There…
- Final Words
- Chapter 8. Internal Network Security
- Unsafe Network
- Let's Not Go There?
- Final Words
- Chapter 9. Outsourcing Security
- Forget Security?
- Let's Not Go There?
- Final Words
- Chapter 10. Unsecure Email
- Email or See Mail?
- Let's Not Go There…
- Final Words
- Chapter 11. Looking Back: What's Next?
- Risking the Corporation
- Legal Duties to Protect Information and Networks
- Business Initiatives and Corporate Goals
- Threats Require Action
- Chapter 12. A Hacker's Walk Through the Network
- A Hacker's Profile
- Walking with the Hacker
- What the Hacker Was Doing?
- Conclusion
- Appendix A. People and Products to Know
- Security-Related Organizations
- Security Resources
- Security Vulnerability Archives
- Popular Mailing Lists
- Consulting Firms
- Security Crime Investigation
- Insuring Information Technology
- Software You Need to Know About
- Product Vendors
- Acronyms
- Glossary
Reviews:
IT Security
Rating: ******* (Good)
A book that you may put into the CIO's hands (or why not any managers hands). It explains the reasoning why you need security with some (in fact) silly and not very factual examples that anyway is very telling to any non-security savy senior manager.
In short, a book to give away.
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