Rhodes-Ousley M. Information Security: The Complete Reference

McGraw-Hill, 2013. — 898 p. — 2nd ed. — ISBN: 9780071784368Today’s complex world of mobile platforms, cloud computing, and ubiquitous data access puts new security demands on every IT professional. Information Security: The Complete Reference, Second Edition (previously titled Network Security: The Complete Reference) is the only comprehensive book that offers vendor-neutral details on all aspects of information protection, with an eye toward the evolving threat landscape. Thoroughly revised and expanded to cover all aspects of modern information security—from concepts to details—this edition provides a one-stop reference equally applicable to the beginner and the seasoned professional.
Find out how to build a holistic security program based on proven methodology, risk analysis, compliance, and business needs. You’ll learn how to successfully protect data, networks, computers, and applications. In-depth chapters cover data protection, encryption, information rights management, network security, intrusion detection and prevention, Unix and Windows security, virtual and cloud security, secure application development, disaster recovery, forensics, and real-world attacks and countermeasures. Included is an extensive security glossary, as well as standards-based references. This is a great resource for professionals and students alike.Understand security concepts and building blocks
Identify vulnerabilities and mitigate risk
Optimize authentication and authorization
Use IRM and encryption to protect unstructured data
Defend storage devices, databases, and software
Protect network routers, switches, and firewalls
Secure VPN, wireless, VoIP, and PBX infrastructure
Design intrusion detection and prevention systems
Develop secure Windows, Java, and mobile applications
Perform incident response and forensic analysisMark Rhodes-Ousley has 20 years of experience with every aspect of security, from program management to technology. That experience includes risk management, security policies, security management, technology implementation and operations, physical security, disaster recovery, and business continuity planning. He holds two core beliefs: that business processes are just as important as technology because security relies on people; and that security should be a business enabler with a goal of enhancing the customer experience. Mark is CISSP, CISM, and MCSE certified.