Cybersecurity in Our Digital Lives (Protecting Our Future)
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| Rating | : | 4.17 (887 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0989845141 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 262 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-10-27 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
. Jane LeClair is the founder of Excelsior College's NCI, National Cybersecurity Institute, located in Washington, D.C
"Cyber attacks are more frequent and increasingly sophisticated, and are now the number-one threat to the stability of business and personal privacy worldwide. This book does an excellent job reaffirming the need for businesses to invest in security resources that both identify dangers and promote appropriate responses." Chris Rouland, Founder and CEO, Bastille Networks
Contributors include Diane Burley, Ron Carpinella, Dave Chesebrough, Reg Harnish, Kevin Jackson, Thomas Malatesta, Pete O'Dell, Andrew A. Then, they discuss very real threats, make suggestions about what can be done to enhance security, and offer recommendations for best practices. They explain such things as supply chain, Internet of Things, social media, cloud computing, mobile devices, the C-Suite, social engineering, and legal confidentially. Did you know your car can be hacked? Your medical device? Your employer's HVAC system? Are you aware that bringing your own device to work may have security implications? Consumers of digital technology are often familiar with headline-making hacks and breaches, but lack a complete understanding of how and why they happen, or if they have been professionally or personally compromised. Proia, Drew Simshaw, Derek Smith, James Swanson, and Justin Zeefe.. An ideal resource for students, practitioners, employers, and anyone who uses digital products and services. In Cybersecurity in Our Digital Lives, twelve experts provide much-needed clarification on the technology behind our daily digital interactions
This book pulls no punches in identifying what is needed to protect the US. Recommended KabulPickle Cyber attacks are more frequent and increasingly sophisticated. This book does an excellent job reaffirming the need for businesses to invest in cyber security resources that identify the dangers and promote appropriate responses.