Security+ Exam Cram 2 Lab Manual (Exam Cram 2) Don Poulton Que, 2004 Put your Security+ knowledge to the test. The Security+ Certification Exam Cram 2 Lab Manual gives you optimal time with hands-on exercises designed to complement and reinfocrce material you have read in the corresponding Exam Cram 2 book or learned in a classroom setting. You will perform tasks you have learned about in other references and that directly related to the exam objectives. Through ...             Cryptography for Dummies10 reviews Chey Cobb For Dummies, 2004 Great intro to Crypto + A good "for dummies" book. + Pretty Good Intro to Cryptography This book will open the eyes of anyone who wants to learn about the subject. And the Author does a great job of making it a fun read too. The reason i bought this book, it to understand whats up with digital certificates. My eyes were opened when i found out that many certificates are not cross ...             Hacker's Challenge : Test Your Incident Response Skills Using 20 Scenarios23 reviews McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2001 Challenging! + Good, but scenarios getting out of date + GOOD Book Hacker's Challenge is a must have for every computer forensics. The scenarious given are indeed technically challenging and I like the fact that the complexity of attack, prevention, and mitigation are already specified. 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This book assumes that you have zero experience with what routing is, how it works, what's the addressing structure or anything else. It starts off with a discussion on how to set up a snail mail system using horses, kind of like the Post ...             Hacker's Challenge 2: Test Your Network Security & Forensic Skills12 reviews Mike Schiffman, Bill Pennington, ... McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2002 PURE FUN - IT'S A GEM + Test Your Skills With These Hacker Puzzles + Excellent Book! + Better than the 1st...             The Executive Guide to Information Security: Threats, Challenges, and Solutions (Symantec Press)11 reviews Mark Egan, Tim Mather Addison-Wesley Professional, 2004 This book rocks!! + An Executive-level Resource... + Good Resource + This Book Is The Corner Stone of Your Security Initiative + Lives up to it's title             TCP/IP JumpStart: Internet Protocol Basics12 reviews Andrew G. Blank Sybex, 2002 start learning about tcp/ip here + I Like it + This is it if you have very little knowledge or totally clueless about tcp/ip and would like to start learning about it -- this is where you should start. it really covers the basics. the author was able to explain every subject in an easy-to-understand-and-digest manner. (i admit there were trivial ...             Network Security First-Step19 reviews Thomas M. Thomas Cisco Press, 2004 Wonderful, easy read for Security Newbie as well as the seasoned pro! Some recent IT Security headlines include: "Dutch trio hacked 1.5m personal computers" (October 20, 2005) "Hacker accesses 5,300 personal student records" (November 16, 2005) "NMCI gets hacked" (November 11, 2005) In 2002, CERT reported 82,094 security incidents; the 2003 number jumped to ...             Computer Networking First-Step20 reviews Wendell Odom Cisco Press, 2004 Learned more from this book than in my introductory networking course + Surprising book + Great Book, Great Read! + Great book for a green newbie that doesn't want the Dummy/Idiot series + Chunking             Security+ Study Guide and DVD Training System65 reviews Norris L. Johnson, Michael Cross, ... Syngress, 2002 This is the first book I bought about the security+. + Passed My Security+ Today with just this book + Security+ + Helped me pass the Security +             TCP/IP First-Step3 reviews Mark Sportack Cisco Press, 2004 Excellent book for beginners + Good First-Step & Possibly 1.5th Step ENGLISH: This is my first experience with one of the books of the "First-Step" series and resulted in something that I will recommend to my students and to anybody who would like to begin to study networking technology. The style of the book is almost narrative, therefore the complicated ...             TCP/IP JumpStart: Internet Protocol Basics12 reviews Andrew G. Blank Sybex, 2002 start learning about tcp/ip here + I Like it + This is it if you have very little knowledge or totally clueless about tcp/ip and would like to start learning about it -- this is where you should start. it really covers the basics. the author was able to explain every subject in an easy-to-understand-and-digest manner. (i admit there were trivial ...             Network Security for Dummies6 reviews Chey Cobb For Dummies, 2002 A Security Book for the Rest of Us + Comprehensive bbok. + Real situations explained + I LOVE This Book!!             Security+ Exam Cram 2 Lab Manual (Exam Cram 2) Don Poulton Que, 2004 Put your Security+ knowledge to the test. The Security+ Certification Exam Cram 2 Lab Manual gives you optimal time with hands-on exercises designed to complement and reinfocrce material you have read in the corresponding Exam Cram 2 book or learned in a classroom setting. You will perform tasks you have learned about in other references and that directly related to the exam objectives. Through ...             The Executive Guide to Information Security: Threats, Challenges, and Solutions (Symantec Press)11 reviews Mark Egan, Tim Mather Addison-Wesley Professional, 2004 This book rocks!! + An Executive-level Resource... + Good Resource + This Book Is The Corner Stone of Your Security Initiative + Lives up to it's title             Hacking for Dummies15 reviews Kevin Beaver For Dummies, 2004 Great easy-to-understand quick references + One of a kind + GREAT FOR THE UNEXPERIENCED + Real world information for Network Security             Hacker's Challenge : Test Your Incident Response Skills Using 20 Scenarios23 reviews McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2001 Challenging! + Good, but scenarios getting out of date + GOOD Book Hacker's Challenge is a must have for every computer forensics. The scenarious given are indeed technically challenging and I like the fact that the complexity of attack, prevention, and mitigation are already specified. It is also very helpful as it make references to external resources that ...