Network Security Bible

by Eric Cole, Ronald L. Krutz

A must for working network and security professionals as well as anyone in IS seeking to build competence in the increasingly important field of securityWritten by three high-profile experts, including Eric Cole, an ex-CIA security guru who appears regularly on CNN and elsewhere in the media, and Ronald Krutz, a security pioneer who cowrote The CISSP Prep Guide and other security bestsellersCovers everything from basic security principles and practices to the latest security threats and responses, including proven methods for diagnosing network vulnerabilities and insider secrets for boosting security effectiveness

Genres: Technical, Technology

694 pages, Paperback

First published December 20, 2004

Reviews

[Justin]

This book is so outdated. I was 50% done before I had to stop. I stopped right when it said IEEE was DEVELOPING 802.11N, which was released SIX years ago. You would think that they would update this book at least once in SIX years to stop selling it because if it's outdated and, as of now, WRONG information. Unless you are looking for a history lesson, DO NOT BUY THIS BOOK WHATEVER YOU DO.

[Beck Frost]

This book was an assigned school book. You know what? It answered questions better than Wikipedia did a couple of times for me, and that gave it one extra star beyond my average three star review. It has turned into a really good reference book to have around.