A guide to safeguarding client/server computing operations. Plans for implementing security across all platforms are given, and practical advice on the significance of the plans is given. Sample applications are given to demonstrate the range of control concerns that may arise. In the MCGRAW-HILL COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS series.
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McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
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75 illustrations, glossary
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978-0-07-015841-2 (9780070158412)
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Part 1 The concepts: understanding client/server computing; introducing security concepts; understanding client/server computing standards and guidelines; developing our client/server application. Part 2 The desktop environment: securing the desktop; using DB2/2; using Microsoft Access. Part 3 The application development environment: understanding object-oriented development; understanding rapid application development; developing with CASE tools. Part 4 The communications environment: introducing network security; protecting the network with firewalls, bastions and gateways; screening with routers and hubs; communicating with TCP/IP; understanding OS/2 LAN server; understanding Netware 3.12; grasping system network architecture; communicating with VTAM; managing with NetView. Part 5 The data management environment: operating with OS/400; operating with open VMS; operating with UNIX; operating with MVS/ESA; protecting with resource access control facility; managing with Oracle; managing with DB/2. Appendix: security and control tools.
