Information System Security Principles (Computer Series Textbooks for Universities in the 21st Century)

Author: ZHANG Jiwen et al.
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book introduces the principles of computer information system security from an applied perspective, organizing 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: Covers encryption and information hiding, authentication, and security protocols;
Part 3: Security System Architecture and Evaluation Standards.
The book is both accessible and thought-provoking, with a novel structure that closely aligns with 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 courses on information system security in computer science and technology, information management and information systems, and information security. It can also serve as a reference for relevant technical personnel.