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PostPosted: Thu Sep 30, 2004 2:12 am    Post subject: A Practical Guide To Managing Information Security Reply with quote

Hi,

This is just a small message to make forum members aware of a new book in the area of information security management - "A Practical Guide to Managing Information Security", Steve Purser, Artech House (2004).

I wrote this book in response to questions that have been sent to me following conferences and seminars that I have given over the past few years. The goal of the book is to present what I believe are the major challenges in managing information security in modern commercial environments and to provide a set of practical methods and tools for meeting these challenges. By necessity, I have concentrated on what I consider to be the most important issues in today's environments and this is not a catalogue of security techniques.

In a nutshell, the book shows how to design and successfully implement an information security strategy, whilst still responding appropriately to short-term requirements. In order to do this, the book covers the following topics, using a case study to illustrate the method:

- A descrription of what I believe to be the major issues in today's environments.
- An overview of methods and tools currently available to managers.
- A description of the management approach
- How to define, agree and implement an information security strategy.
- How to use policy and standards effectively.
- How to improve the scalability and flexibility of the current process.
- How to design and implement an IT Security Architecture.
How to create a security-minded culture.

This is a book for practitioners and is based on real experience. I have made every effort to show where and why things can go wrong and how to avoid such problems. I hope it will help managers avoid the mistakes I made in the past.

Regards,

Steve Purser.
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PostPosted: Tue Nov 16, 2004 3:31 pm    Post subject: How Do I get the book? Reply with quote

Hi Steve,

How do I get this book?

Is a PDF version available? Smile

Kind Regards

Siju
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PostPosted: Tue Nov 23, 2004 2:37 am    Post subject: Where to get the book Reply with quote

Hi Siju,

The book is available at all the amazon stores and at several other online bookstores such as barnes & noble, bookpool etc. There are reviews on many of the amazon sites and it is possible to look inside the book at amazon.com. The book is not available as a PDF.

I have also posted some papers on specific subjects at the following sites: securitydocs.com, infosecwriters.com

Regards,

Steve Purser.
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