Network Security: The Complete Reference
Published on 16. November 2003
Book
Paperback/Softback
896 pages
978-0-07-222697-3 (ISBN)
Description
Teaches end-to-end network security concepts and techniques. Includes comprehensive information on how to design a comprehensive security defense model. Plus, discloses how to develop and deploy computer, personnel, and physical security policies, how to design and manage authentication and authorization methods, and much more.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Illustrations
200 Illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 231 mm
Width: 185 mm
Thickness: 53 mm
Weight
1435 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-07-222697-3 (9780072226973)
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Roberta Bragg (Grain Valley, MO) has been a "Security Advisor" columnist for MCP magazine for 5 years, is a "Security Expert" for searchWin2000.com, and writes for the Securitywatch newsletter, which has more than 55,000 subscribers. Roberta designed, planned, produced and participated in the first Windows Security Summit, held in Seattle, WA in 2002. Also in 2002 at TechMentor-San Diego, Roberta gave the first production of Security Academy three-day hands-on secure network-building workshop and was subsequently scheduled for 5 repeat presentations in 2003. Sept/Oct 2002 Roberta was an instructor for 4 sessions of SANS Gold Standard Windows 2000 Training. Roberta has participated in numerous security audits, is a Security Evangelist traveling all over the world consulting, assessing and training on network and Windows security. Roberta has served as adjunct faculty at Seattle Pacific University and the Johnson County Community College teaching courses on Windows 2000 Security Design and Network Security Design. Roberta is the lead author of McGraw-Hill/Osborne's Network Security: The Complete Reference, and the upcoming MCSE 70-298 Designing Windows Server 2003 Security, and Windows Server 2003 Security Administrators Companion by Microsoft Press. She has written on SQL Server 2000, CISSP and Windows Security for QUE and New Riders.
Mark Rhodes-Ousley, CISSP, CISM, MCSE and Information Security Architect, has been a practicing security professional for more than 8 years, beginning with the first Internet firewall installation for the County of Santa Clara. Specializing in information security, Mark has advised, designed, and installed security technologies and policies for dozens of companies including Fortune 500 companies such as Clorox, The Gap, Sun Microsystems, Hitachi Data Systems, Watkins-Johnson, Napster and Internex. Mark was a co-author of the first edition of this work, titled Network Security: The Complete Reference.
Keith E. Strassberg, is expert advisor systems security information.
Mark Rhodes-Ousley, CISSP, CISM, MCSE and Information Security Architect, has been a practicing security professional for more than 8 years, beginning with the first Internet firewall installation for the County of Santa Clara. Specializing in information security, Mark has advised, designed, and installed security technologies and policies for dozens of companies including Fortune 500 companies such as Clorox, The Gap, Sun Microsystems, Hitachi Data Systems, Watkins-Johnson, Napster and Internex. Mark was a co-author of the first edition of this work, titled Network Security: The Complete Reference.
Keith E. Strassberg, is expert advisor systems security information.
Content
Part I: Network Security Foundations 1: Network Security Overview 2: Risk Analysis and Defense Models 3: Security Policy Development 4: Security Organization Part II: Access Control 5: Physical Security 6: Authentication and Authorization Controls 7: Data Security Architecture 8: Security Management Architecture Part III: Network Architecture 9: Network Design Considerations 10: Network Device Security 11: Firewalls 12: Virtual Private Network Security 13: Wireless Network Security 14: Intrusion-Detection Systems 15: Integrity and Availability Architecture 16: Network Role-Based Security Part IV: Operating System Security 17: Operating System Security Models 18: Common Unix Vulnerabilities 19: Linux Security 20: Windows Security 21: Novell Security Part V: Application Security 22: Principals of Application Security 23: Writing Secure Software 24: J2EE Security 25: Windows .NET Security 26: Database Security Part VI: Response 27: Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity 28: Attacks and Countermeasures 29: Incident Response and Forensic Analysis 30: Legal Issues: The Laws Affecting Information Security Professionals