Network Security Auditing (Cisco Press Networking Technology)
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| Rating | : | 4.17 (831 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1587053527 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 528 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-01-12 |
| Language | : | English |
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Good Intro Material for Network Security Auditing I am almost done reading this book and its all worth it. As an Information Security Practitioner, my goal why I bought this book is to learn how to think like an Auditor to help me prepare systems for a PCI-DSS, ISO27001, HIPAA and SOC (the new SAS70 Type II Report) audits. Chris Jackson's style of writing makes the topic interesting, specifically the c. Ben Rothke said Excellent highly technical and detailed reference. The subtitle of Network Security Auditing is the complete guide to auditing security, measuring risk, and promoting compliance. The book does in fact live up to that and is a comprehensive reference to all things network security audit related.In 1"Excellent highly technical and detailed reference" according to Ben Rothke. The subtitle of Network Security Auditing is the complete guide to auditing security, measuring risk, and promoting compliance. The book does in fact live up to that and is a comprehensive reference to all things network security audit related.In 12 chapters at almost Excellent highly technical and detailed reference Ben Rothke The subtitle of Network Security Auditing is the complete guide to auditing security, measuring risk, and promoting compliance. The book does in fact live up to that and is a comprehensive reference to all things network security audit related.In 12 chapters at almost 450 pages, the book covers all of the key areas around network security that is of rel. 50 pages, the book covers all of the key areas around network security that is of rel. chapters at almost Excellent highly technical and detailed reference Ben Rothke The subtitle of Network Security Auditing is the complete guide to auditing security, measuring risk, and promoting compliance. The book does in fact live up to that and is a comprehensive reference to all things network security audit related.In 12 chapters at almost 450 pages, the book covers all of the key areas around network security that is of rel. 50 pages, the book covers all of the key areas around network security that is of rel. stella said This book explains in detail how you can constantly improve. This book explains in detail how you can constantly improve your security through auditing. It is written so that an non IT professional would understand and the tools and techniques greatly makes my job as an IT Auditor less complicated. The book is a complete guide to auditing security and includes detailed auditing checklists. An overview of the book
This book arms you with detailed auditing checklists for each domain, realistic design insights for meeting auditing requirements, and practical guidance for using complementary solutions to improve any company’s security posture.Master the five pillars of security auditing: assessment, prevention, detection, reaction, and recovery.Recognize the foundational roles of security policies, procedures, and standards.Understand current laws related to hacking, cracking, fraud, intellectual property, spam, and reporting.Analyze security governance, including the roles of CXOs, security directors, administrators, users, and auditors.Evaluate people, processes, and technical security controls through a system-based approach.Audit security services enabled through Cisco products.Analyze security policy and compliance requirements for Cisco networks.Assess infrastructure security and intrusion prevention systems.Audit network access control and secure remote access systems.Review security in clients, hosts, and IP communications.Evaluate the performance of security monitoring and management systems.This security book is part of the Cisco Press Networking Technolog
Channels organization with Cisco and is focused on developing security consulting practices in the Cisco partner community. Chris also holds a bachelors degree in business administration from McKendree College. Christopher L. Hiswife Barbara and two children Caleb and Sydney are the joy of his life and proof that not everything has to plug into a wall out
Audit network access control and secure remote access systems. Cisco network security expert Chris Jackson begins with a thorough overview of the auditing process, including coverage of the latest regulations, compliance issues, and industry best practices. Audit security services enabled through Cisco products. The author then demonstrates how to segment security architectures into domains and measure security effectiveness through a comprehensive systems approach. Recognize the foundational roles of security policies, procedures, and standards. Network Security Auditing thoroughly covers the use of both commercial and open source tools to assist in auditing and validating security policy assumptions. Review security in clients, hosts, and IP communications. Analyze security governance, including the roles of CXOs, security directors, administrators, users, and auditors. This bo