Information Security Management Manual (Volume I)

Author: [USA] Tipton, [USA] Klaus, edited by Wang Weiwei, Yang Bo translated
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This manual is divided into 10 parts. The first part discusses access control systems and methods. The second part describes telecommunication and network security issues. The third part discusses the implementation of security management. The fourth part discusses security issues in application and system development. The fifth part discusses cryptography, mainly encryption techniques and implementation. The sixth part discusses security structures and models. The seventh part discusses computer operation security. The eighth part discusses business continuity plans and disaster recovery plans. The ninth part discusses legal, investigative, and ethical issues. The tenth part discusses physical security. As information security issues become increasingly complex, individuals with a CISSP certification are becoming more and more sought after by enterprises. The primary purpose of this manual is to serve as the main study material for CISSP exam preparation, and it can also be used as a reference manual for information security professionals and researchers. This manual covers most of the content required for the CISSP exam, and readers can study each chapter individually according to their needs.