Surviving Security addresses a breadth of security technologies and processes, including policy, encryption, physical security, and maintenance, while continually answering the following questions that are critical to network administrators and managers:
Why is this technology/practice important to a security infrastructure?
How does this fit into the larger security layer model?
What different options-technology and vendor-are available for this area (vendor-specific reviews will be placed primarily on the companion web site) and what is the cost of implementing these options?
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Höhe: 232 mm
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978-0-672-32129-0 (9780672321290)
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Mandy Andressis CEO and Founder of ArcSec Technologies, a security consulting firm in the San Francisco area. Previously, she was Chief Security Officer for Evant, a San Francisco-based ASP; Director of Security for Privada, a San Jose-based privacy provider; and a senior consultant in Ernst & Young's security practice. Mandy has written many security product and technology reviews for InfoWorld and Network World magazines and has spoken at numerous conferences, including Networld+Interop, The Internet Security Conference (TISC), and The Black Hat Briefings.
I. LAYING THE GROUNDWORK.
1. Why Do I Need Security and How Do I Get It?
2. Defining Requirements.
3. Security Policies and Procedures (Preparing the Foundation).
II. UNDERSTANDING BASIC SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES.
4. Encryption.
5. Authentication.
III. BUILDING THE FRAME.
6. Network Architecture.
7. Firewalls.
8. Intrusion Detection.
9. Remote Access.
IV. APPLICATIONS, SERVERS, AND HOSTS.
10. Host Security.
11. Server Security: Web Server/ Email / File Server.
12. Secure Files and Email/Messaging.
13. Application Development.
V. REVIEW, RESPONSE, AND MAINTENANCE.
14. Maintenance.
15. Vulnerability Testing (Hacking).
16. Security Audits.
17. Incident Response.
VI. CONCLUSION.
18. Putting It All Together 19: Future Trends.
