Network Administrator Must Read - Network Security

Author: Wang Da (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features:
"Network Administrator's Essential Reading" series, meticulously crafted for network administrators; Professional Development Plan. A scientific and comprehensive knowledge system helps you build a solid professional foundation; Deepen your expertise and rapidly enhance technical skills; Super network administrators share their insights, integrating technical essence seamlessly; Your trusted assistant at work, eliminating the need to rely on others.
This book is written from the perspective of the security needs of enterprise network applications, rather than the typical hacker attack-focused books found on the market. It not only introduces common protection methods against viruses, trojans, and hacker attacks but also provides a strategic analysis of potential security vulnerabilities in enterprise networks from a broader perspective. Additionally, it dedicates a chapter to introducing corresponding security defense solutions for these vulnerabilities.
The book consists of 10 chapters, covering topics such as:
- In-depth defense methods for malicious software (viruses, trojans, worms, etc.);
- Main types of hackers and their defense strategies;
- Deployment methods for internal and external network firewall systems in enterprise networks;
- Application of intrusion detection systems;
- Network isolation techniques and applications;
- Windows Server 2003 system user account security policies and permission configurations;
- Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and computer certificate technology and applications;
- File encryption;
- Digital signature and electronic seal technology and applications;
- Remote network access security configuration and data backup and recovery.
While these contents may not comprehensively cover all aspects of enterprise network security, they broadly encompass the essential elements. Through studying this book, readers can deploy a comprehensive and robust security defense system for their organizations, moving beyond the traditional model of a simple virus protection system combined with a firewall.
This book is highly suitable for various network enthusiasts, enterprise IT managers and network administrators, as well as cybersecurity engineers for self-study. It can also serve as a teaching material for higher vocational colleges.