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Information Technology Security for Homeland Security Specialists I Chapter 1: Introduction to Security Chapter 2: Security Measures and Attack Methods Chapter 3: Attack Classes Chapter 4: Responding to Security Threats Chapter 5: Legal Responses to Security Challenges Chapter 6: Defining Your Policy Chapter 7: Managing Risk Chapter 8: Implementing the Security Process Chapter 9: Best Practices Appendices Information Technology Security for Homeland Security Specialists II Chapter 1: Practical Security Review Chapter 2: Network Infrastructure Chapter 3: Virtual Private Networks Chapter 4: eCommerce Security Chapter 5: Encryption Chapter 6: The Hacker Approach Chapter 7: Intrusion Detection Chapter 8: Unix Security Basics Chapter 9: NT Security Basics Chapter 10: Windows 2000 Security Basics Chapter 11: Unix vs. Windows Biographies
This book addresses the critical intersection of information technology security and the unique demands of homeland security operations. It provides a comprehensive overview of security principles, attack vectors, and response strategies tailored for professionals in the homeland security field, covering policy development, risk management, and best practices in IT security implementation.
This text is structured as a technical guide, likely aimed at professionals and students within homeland security and IT security fields. Its detailed chapter breakdown suggests a thorough exploration of both theoretical concepts and practical applications, including specific operating system security. The inclusion of legal responses and risk management indicates a focus on policy and strategic implementation, positioning it as a resource for developing comprehensive security protocols.
Page Count:
576
Publication Date:
2025-09-15
Publisher:
Pearson Education (US)
ISBN-10:
0132331128
ISBN-13:
9780132331128
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