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Network
Security A Beginner's Guide
By: Maiwald, Eric
ISBN: 007219443X
Format: DG 400 pages
Pub Date: 2001-05-07
Copyright: 2001
Edition:1
$34.99 USD
Product Line:McGraw-Hill Osborne Media |
About the Book
“A great book for network and system
administrators who find themselves not only responsible for running a network,
but securing it as well. The book’s lucid and well-planned chapters thoroughly
explain all of the latest security technologies beginning with the basics
and building upon those concepts.” --Mike Schiffman, Director of Research
and Development, Guardent, Inc. Get security best practices from one practical
resource. Network Security: A Beginner's Guide explains the steps you need
to take to effectively establish a security program appropriate for your
organization. You'll get details on Internet architecture, e-commerce security
needs, encryption, hacker techniques, and intrusion detection. The book
covers Windows NT/2000, UNIX/Linux, and Novell Netware.
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Table of Contents
Part I: Information Security Basics.
Chapter 1: What Is Information Security?
Chapter 2: Types of Attacks.
Chapter 3: Information Security Services.
Part II: Ground Work.
Chapter 4: Legal Issues in Information
Security.
Chapter 5: Policy.
Chapter 6: Managing Risk.
Chapter 7: Information Security Process.
Chapter 8: Information Security Best
Practices.
Part III: Practical Solutions.
Chapter 9: Internet Architecture.
Chapter 10: Virtual Private Networks.
Chapter 11: E-Commerce Security Needs.
Chapter 12: Encryption.
Chapter 13: Hacker Techniques.
Chapter 14: Intrusion Detection.
Part IV: Platform-Specific Implementations.
Chapter 15: Unix Security Issues.
Chapter 16: Windows NT Security Issues.
Chapter 17: Windows 2000 Security
Issues.
Part V: Appendixes.
A: The Process Project Plan.
B: Unix vs. Windows: Which Is More
Secure?
C: Resources to Learn More About Security.
D: Incident Response Procedure Testing
Scenarios. |
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