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Synopsis
This practical guide to network security shows how many threats can be countered with good procedures, simple technology and easily available hardware and software. It identifies potential weaknesses in and threats to your network, and describes and evaluates the range of available tools that can secure it. Clearly written and concise, the book helps you focus on key areas of vulnerability; aids you in the selection of the right tools for the job; assists you to design, develop and manage your network in a more secure way; and guides you when making decisions about commercially available security products.
Booknews
A guide for people in companies that are not involved in highly confidential work or million-dollar transactions to what computer security is, why it is important in data communications, how much it costs, and how much is appropriate in various situations. Defines the problem in terms of the environment computers work in, delineates the different types of risks both generally and in particular industries and applications, and exposes out weak points. Reviews the security technology available, both hardware and software, for various network environments, corporate structures, and management styles. Also provides details of specific sectors and applications, such as commercial data, banking, and subscription services. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)