Information System Security Principles

Author: Zhang Jiwen
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book introduces the principles of computer information system security from an applied perspective and organizes the content according to the following structure:
Part 1: Attack and Defense Technologies: Includes malicious programs, network attacks (hackers), isolation technologies (firewalls, physical isolation, and electromagnetic protection), security monitoring (IDS, network deception, and auditing), emergency response, and forensics;
Part 2: Security Trust System: Includes encryption and information hiding, authentication, and security protocols;
Part 3: Security System Architecture and Evaluation Standards.
The book is easy to understand yet profound, with a novel structure that closely adheres to the essence of theory. It is suitable for learning and can inspire enthusiasm among learners. The book is also accompanied by a wealth of exercises for self-assessment.
It is suitable as a textbook or teaching reference for undergraduate and graduate students in computer science and technology, information management and information systems, and information security programs, as well as for relevant technical personnel.