Network Security Fundamentals introduces the topic of network security in an easy-to-understand and comprehensive manner. This book is designed to provide a fundamental understanding of the various components of a network security architecture and to demonstrate how each component can be implemented to achieve best results. The book uses straightforward language to introduce topics and to show the features, mechanics, and functionality of various network security devices. A series of case studies helps illuminate concepts and shows how you can apply the concepts to solve real-world problems.
Divided into four parts, Network Security Fundamentals takes you on a tour of all the essential technologies and modern defenses at your disposal to help you maintain network uptime and data integrity. Part I covers the basics, introducing terms and concepts and laying the foundation of a solid security structure. The discussion focuses on weaknesses and vulnerabilities along with an overview of the traditional defenses used to thwart attacks. Part II examines two components of security-cryptography and security policies. Part III looks at the various security components. Separate chapters cover web security, router security, firewalls, intrusion detection systems (IDS), remote access security, virtual private networks (VPN), Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), wireless security, and logging and auditing. Each chapter in this section is a self-contained tutorial, allowing you to skip to those topics of greatest interest or primary concern. Part IV includes several reference appendixes, including the Cisco SAFE Blueprint, NSA guidelines, and SANS policies.
Content Network Security Fundamentals ebook:
Chapter 1. Network Security Overview
Chapter 2. Understanding VulnerabilitiesThe Need for Security
This is the first start-to-finish guide to planning, deploying, and profiting from Internet-enabled data warehouses. Leading business intelligence specialist William Giovinazzo covers every enabling technology, every analysis approach, and every key challenge you'll face in linking business intelligence to the Web. From infrastructure integration to state-of-the-art profiling and wireless applications, Giovinazzo shows how everything fits together—and exactly how to use Web-enabled data warehouses to deliver powerful ROI in your business.
1.How the Internet enhances your business intelligence infrastructure
2.Leveraging key enabling technologies: Java, XML, XSL, and more
3.Breakthrough analysis techniques: understand customers better, and respond faster!
4.Integrating data warehouses with CRM and other enterprise and inter-enterprise systems
5.Establishing common warehouse metadata
6.Drawing on the clickstreams generated by your Web and e-commerce sites
7.Personalization techniques that work
content of the Internet Enabled Business Intelligence ebook:
Part 1. The Solution
Chapter 1. The Solution
Chapter 2. Evolution to e-Enterprise
Chapter 3. Internet-Enabled Business Intelligence
Part 2. Making the Internet Work
Chapter 4. The Web-Enabled Information Infrastructure
Chapter 5. Servers: The Heart of IEBI
Chapter 6. The Internet Network
Part 3. The Software of the Internet
Chapter 7. Empowering the Internet-Enabled Information Infrastructure
The Windows Server 2008 All in One Desk Reference For Dummies first minibook contains everything you need to install Windows Server 2008 and perform a basic setup. This ebook describes the new Windows Server 2008 features and helps you understand why they’re important and discover the requirements for working with various editions of Windows Server 2008 and even the new Windows version, Windows Server 2008 Server Core.
eBook II: Configuration
This second Windows Server 2008 All in One Desk Reference For Dummies minibook introduces to the vast array of roles and features that Windows Server 2008 provides. How to install and configure the hardware, work with the Control Panel, create workgroups, and promote the server to a domain controller.
eBook III: Administration
This third Windows Server 2008 All in One Desk Reference For Dummies minibook describes the next step, which is to perform basic administration tasks. This minibook also provides information on working with Active Directory that can be use when working with a domain controller, performing standard maintenance tasks , and some basic information about working at the command line.
eBook IV: Networking
This fourth Windows Server 2008 All in One Desk Reference For Dummies minibook provides some good theoretical information about how networks work, best practices to ensure that the network works as intended, procedures to install required roles and features, techniques to maintain the network, discover errors when they exist, and verify that your network interacts with others safely.
eBook V: Security
This fifth Windows Server 2008 All in One Desk Reference For Dummies minibook provides good theoretical information on how security works, best practices for implementing security in your organization, a complete description of both standard and managed security, and procedures for working with both kinds of security.
eBook VI: Windows PowerShell
This sixth Windows Server 2008 All in One Desk Reference For Dummies minibook provides an overview of Windows PowerShell, describes how to use Windows PowerShell, provides some examples that can be use on your ownserver, and describes how to implement your own scripts and Cmdlets.
Book VII: IIS
This seventh Windows Server 2008 All in One Desk Reference For Dummies minibook describes the new interface, tells you a little about the inner workings of IIS 7, and describes how to perform common configuration tasks.
Book VIII: Services
This last Windows Server 2008 All in One Desk Reference For Dummies minibook helps you understand the true value of services to yourserver, best practices for services and a secret concerning services and viruses.
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