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The 4th Edition of the Computer Security Handbook contains 54 chapters and several appendices relating to the security, integrity, and privacy of Information Technology.
The contents are:
1
Brief History and Mission of Information System Security
2
Cyberspace Law and Computer Forensics
3
Using a "Common Language" for Computer Security Incident Information
4
Studies and Surveys of Computer Crime
5
Toward a New Framework for Information Security
6
The Psychology of Computer Criminals
7
Information Warfare
8
Penetrating Computer Systems and Networks
9
Malicious Code
10
Mobile Code
11
Denial-of-Service Attacks
12
Legal Framework for Protecting Intellectual Property in the Field of Computing and Computer Software
13
E-Commerce Vulnerabilities
14
Physical Threats to the Information Infrastructure
15
Protecting the Information Infrastructure
16
Identification and Authentication
17
Operating System Security
18
Local Area Networks
19
E-Commerce Safeguards
20
Firewalls and Proxy Servers
21
Protecting Internet-Visible Systems
22
Protecting Web Sites
23
Public Key Infrastructures and Certificate Authorities
24
Antivirus Technology
25
Software Development and Quality Assurance
26
Piracy and Antipiracy Techniques
27
Standards for Security Products
28
Security Policy Guidelines
29
Security Awareness
30
Ethical Decision Making and High Technology
31
Employment Practices and Policies
32
Operations Security and Production Controls
33
E-Mail and Internet Use Policies
34
Working with Law Enforcement
35
Using Social Psychology to Implement Security Policies
36
Auditing Computer Security
37
Vulnerability Assessment and Intrusion Detection Systems
38
Monitoring and Control Systems
39
Application Controls
40
Computer Emergency Quick-Response Teams
41
Data Backups and Archives
42
Business Continuity Planning
43
Disaster Recovery
44
Insurance Relief
45
Management Responsibilities and Liabilities
46
Developing Security Policies
47
Risk Assessment and Risk Management
48
Y2K: Lessons Learned for Computer Security
49
Medical Records Security
50
Using Encryption Internationally
51
Censorship and Content Filtering
52
Privacy in Cyberspace
53
Anonymity and Identity in Cyberspace
54
The Future of Information Security
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