Network Security Illustrated

Network Security Illustrated
ISBN-10
0071415041
ISBN-13
9780071415040
Category
Computers / Networking / General
Pages
423
Language
English
Published
2003-09-26
Publisher
McGraw Hill Professional
Authors
Jason Albanese, Wes Sonnenreich

Description

* Organized around common problems rather than technology or protocols, this reference shows readers all their options * Helps make the best decisions based on available budget * Explains the limitations and risks of each solution * Excellent visuals--intuitive illustrations and maps, not graphs and charts * How to implement the chosen solution

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