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Brief History and Mission of Information System Security |
Seymour Bosworth
Robert Jacobson, CPP
Chapter Contents:
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Introduction to Information System Security
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Evolution of Information Systems
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1950s: Punched-Card Systems
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Large-Scale Computers
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Medium-size Computers
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1960s: Small-Scale Computers
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Transistors and Core Memory
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1.2.6 |
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Time Sharing
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Real-time, Online Systems
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A Family of Computers
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1970s: Microprocessors, Networks, and Worms
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The First Personal Computers
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The First Network
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Further Security Considerations
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The First "Worm"
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1980s: Productivity Enhancements
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The Personal Computer
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Local Area Networks
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1990s: Total Interconnection
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Telecommuting
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Internet and the World Wide Web
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Ongoing Mission for Information System Security
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Notes
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