Network Security Design: Second Edition

Author: (USA) Kai
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book was translated into Chinese in 2000 and was widely welcomed by readers. Based on the previous edition, this book has added many new developments in computer network security technologies. It also includes chapters on solving practical problems in virtual private networks, wireless networks, and VoIP networks, as well as a chapter dedicated to routing protocol security. Additionally, the book has been supplemented with more content on topics such as firewalls and intrusion detection systems. The book is divided into four parts: The first part consists of basic cryptography, network security technologies, the application of security technologies in actual networks, and routing protocol security, helping readers grasp the technical background. The second part covers threats in corporate and enterprise networks, considerations for network site security policies, the design and implementation of corporate and enterprise network security policies, and the handling of security incidents, providing readers with the knowledge needed to create network security policies. The third part focuses on ensuring the security of corporate and enterprise network infrastructures, ensuring the security of Internet access, ensuring the security of remote access, and ensuring the security of virtual private networks, wireless networks, and VoIP networks, showcasing comprehensive design approaches and practical examples using Cisco devices to build network security. The fourth part is a set of appendices that list resources for obtaining more technical information on network security design, including methods and steps for handling security incidents and mitigating distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks. Additionally, the book includes a glossary and solutions to exercises for each chapter for reference. This book is suitable for engineers, technicians, and architects engaged in the design, management, and maintenance of computer network security, as well as undergraduate and graduate students in computer and communication disciplines who are studying courses on computer network information security.