Security - Computer Networks, Computer Security
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Overview
This book opens with an overview of viruses and other types of rogue software. Next comes an explanation of how the different types of known viruses operate, along with a peek into the future of virus programs. Levin then describes effective measures for preventing the spread of viruses, placing an emphasis on anti-virus policies that can be implemented in the workplace. The author also discusses policies that don't work and why they don't work. A sample corporate anti-virus policy is included that readers will be free to use or modify for their own department, businesses, etc. The book provides valuable information on hard disk management that helps minimize risks to the operating system and the integrity of data stored on the disk. The book concludes with technical information for systems managers.Editorials
Booknews
Levin presents an overview of how viruses and other types of rogue software operate, followed by tips on preventing the spread of computer viruses. This practical guide to minimizing the risk of corrupted or lost data covers antiviral policies for the work-place that include: evaluating and using antivirus software, identifying and eradicating viral infections, implementing viral defense mechanisms, personnel policies, and hard disk management techniques. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)Book Details
Published
June 1, 1990
Publisher
Osborne/McGraw-Hill,U.S.
Pages
411
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780078816475