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*** STOP THE PRESS - BOOK OF THE YEAR - STOP THE PRESS ***
Cyber Attack, CyberCrime, CyberWarfare - CyberComplacency:Is Hollywood's blueprint for Chaos coming trueClick image to read more:
You need to read this book As a computer scientist and a once well known Security Expert, I felt it was my duty to step into the public eye again to
PROFITS GO TO SEPSIS TRUST *** STOP THE PRESS - BOOK OF THE YEAR 2006 - STOP THE PRESS *** How to Cheat at Managing Information Security
AS SEEN ON BBC1 TV !!!!!!!
I got a great review on SlashDot - that I am very proud of read it here And another excellent review from Maccompanion - read it here (page 65) And from the venerable Gartner
PLUS IN THE AMAZON WORLD WIDE TOP 500 FOR AGES
And NEARLY TEN YEARS ON IT IS THE TOP SELLER IN NETWORK SECURITY And Information Security Magazine said it was definitely "one for the bookshelf" - I think thats a good thing I wanted to call it the "The Fat Controllers Security Primer" but the publisher said thin people would be offended. So here it is finished - BUY IT BUY IT. I'm going to hold a big party and only people with a copy can come BUY IT - It tells you everything -- How to design complex Enterprise Security Architectures -- How to organise your Security department -- BS7799, ISO17799, ISO27001 and PAS56 --How to survive a security audit -- How to engage Pentest firms to get maximum value and control -- How to get your IDS/IPS to work AND MUCH MUCH MORE BTW modesty restrains me but if i ever get paid some royalties so will NSPC & PRINCES TRUST BTW BTW I paid the last 50 quid royalties to www.thedonkeysanctuary.org.uk - hope nobody minds
And with much sorrow and regret, the errata for my book
DAWIN Distributed Audit & Wireless Intrusion Notification
DA-WIN is: It is free in terms of cost - and nearly free in terms of OPEX
He's put it about for the last 15years - now he puts a little back Pre-history security Articles and presentationsSome good-stuff here including a practical demonstration of 802.11 attacks and IDS avoidence |