Information Security Management Handbook, Volume 4
eBook - PDF

Information Security Management Handbook, Volume 4

  1. 529 pages
  2. English
  3. PDF
  4. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - PDF

Information Security Management Handbook, Volume 4

About this book

Every year, in response to advancements in technology and new laws in different countries and regions, there are many changes and updates to the body of knowledge required of IT security professionals. Updated annually to keep up with the increasingly fast pace of change in the field, the Information Security Management Handbook is the single most

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Information

Publisher
Auerbach Publications
Year
2010
Print ISBN
9780367383886
eBook ISBN
9781439819036
Edition
6
Topic
Business
Subtopic
Business General
Index
Business

Table of contents

  1. Front cover
  2. Contents
  3. Preface
  4. Editors
  5. Domain 1: ACCESS CONTROL
  6. Chapter 1: Back to the Future
  7. Domain 2: TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND NETWORK SECURITY
  8. Chapter 2: Adaptive Threats and Defenses
  9. Chapter 3: Achieving a Global Information Systems Transformation (GIST):Foundations for Infrastructure2.0 via Standards-BasedInteroperability:IF-MAP and Beyond
  10. Chapter 4: A Primer on Demystifying U.S. Government Networks
  11. Network Attacks andCountermeasures
  12. Chapter 5: Antispam: Bayesian Filtering
  13. Domain 3: INFORMATION SECURITY AND RISKMANAGEMENT
  14. Chapter 6: Measuring InformationSecurity and Privacy Trainingand Awareness Effectiveness
  15. Chapter 7: Managing MobileDevice Security
  16. Chapter 8: Establishing an Information Security Program for Local Government
  17. Policies, Standards,Procedures, and Guidelines
  18. Chapter 9: A Business Case for ISO27001 Certification
  19. ChapterChapter 10: Achieving PCIDSS Compliance: A Compliance Review
  20. Risk Management
  21. Chapter 11: Leveraging IT Control Frameworks for Compliance
  22. Chapter 12: Rats in the Cellar and Batsin the Attic, “Not Enough Depth to My Security”
  23. Chapter 13: The Outsourcing of IT:Seeing the Big Picture
  24. Chapter 14: Understanding Information Risk Management
  25. Chapter 15: The Sarbanes–Oxley Revolution: Heroor Hindrance?
  26. Domain APPLICATION SECURITY
  27. Chapter 16: Data Loss Prevention Program
  28. Chapter 17: Data Reliability: Trusted Time Stamps
  29. Chapter 18: Security in the .NET Framework
  30. Domain 5: CRYPTOGRAPHY
  31. Chapter 19: Cryptography:A Unifying Principle in Compliance Programs
  32. Domain 6:SECURITY ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN
  33. Chapter 20: Best Practices in Virtualization Security
  34. Chapter 21: Everything New Is Old Again
  35. Domain 7: OPERATIONS SECURITY
  36. Chapter 22: A Brief Summary of Warfare and Commercial Entities
  37. Chapter 23: Information Destruction Requirements and Techniques
  38. Domain 8: BUSINESS CONTINUITY PLANNING AND DISASTER RECOVERY PLANNING
  39. Chapter 24: Integrated Business Continuity Planning
  40. Chapter 25: CERT/BERT: Community and Business Emergency Response
  41. Domain 9: LAW, REGULATIONS, COMPLIANCE,AND INVESTIGATION
  42. Chapter 26: Cyberstalking
  43. Incident Handling
  44. Chapter 27: Is Software Write Blockinga Viable Alternative to Hardware Write Blocking in Computer Forensics?
  45. Domain 10: PHYSICAL SECURITY
  46. Chapter 28: Protection of Sensitive Data
  47. Chapter 29: Water Leakage and Flooding
  48. Chapter 30: Site Selection and Facility Design Considerations
  49. Chapter 31: An Overview of IP-Based Video Surveillance
  50. Index
  51. Body
  52. Back cover