Core reading for anyone with security responsibilities

Inside Internet Security: What Hacker's Don't Want You To Know is a practical, "user friendly" guide to designing and administering a corporate or e-business computer network so as to avoid or minimize unauthorized access. Jeff Crume draws upon his 18 years of experience as a programmer, software designer and IT security specialist to offer the reader practical hands-on advice on securing networked systems; security checklists for common scenarios, pointers to other detailed information sources, in-depth theoretical background information, real world examples of actual hacker attacks, and informed surmises on the future of IT security. Inside Internet Security is basic, essential, core reading for anyone charged with security responsibilities for databases, computer communications, website development, and e-commerce transactions.

Other Reviews

• an ok book
• IBM offers Crume's book for free
• OK overview, but better alternatives exist...
• Core reading for anyone with security responsibilities
• The basics of computer security without the hype