Information System Security

Author: Dai Zongkun
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Publish Date: 2002-11-01
Features: This book primarily covers the fundamental principles, methods, and strategies of how information security mechanisms, information security services, and information security management constitute an information system security framework in an open interconnected operating environment. The content is comprehensive, the language is fluent, and the expression is accurate. It can serve as a textbook or recommended reference for undergraduate and graduate students majoring in information security-related fields in higher education institutions, as well as a reference for teaching staff, engineering technicians, and IT management personnel involved in information systems and their related security aspects. From the perspective of combining people, networks, and operating environments, this book describes the security issues of information systems constructed using open system interconnection technology as a system, breaking through the traditional mindset of explaining information system security problems solely from one or a few aspects. The book contains a vast amount of information, covering foundational knowledge and technical methods in multiple disciplines related to information systems and their security issues. The book primarily includes the fundamental principles, methods, and strategies of how information security mechanisms, information security services, and information security management constitute an information system security framework in an open interconnected operating environment. It can serve as a reference for undergraduate students majoring in information security-related fields in higher education institutions, as well as for various technical researchers, and management personnel involved in information system management, engineering design, construction, and quality control.