Information Systems Security: Security Management, Metrics, Frameworks and Best Practices - Presentation Transcript
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Visit: www.wileyindia.com Written by an experienced industry professional working in the domain, a professional with extensive experience in teaching at various levels (student seminars, industry workshops) as well as research. Covers SOX and SAS 70 aspects for Asset Management in the context of Information Systems Security. A comprehensive treatment and truly a treatise on the subject of Information Security
Visit: www.wileyindia.com Useful text for CSQA, CISA and CISM aspirants. Detailed explanation of topics " Privacy" and "Biometric Controls". Review questions and reference material pointers after each chapter. Ample figures to illustrate key points – over 250 figures!
IT Risk Analysis covered
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Nina Godbole has vast experience in the IT industry – System
Analysis & Design and Development, as well as Application
Support Services, MIS, IT Perspective Planning Training, Security
Audits, Quality Management, Operations Management. Nina has
also led BPR initiatives and has played an instrumental role in
successfully driven organizational initiatives - the ISO 9001, P
CMM and CMM-I. She is an active member of many professional
bodies and academic research groups.
Nina holds a Masters Degree from IIT and MS Engineering (Computer
Science) degree from Newport University, USA. She is a CQA, CSTE,
CISA, PMP and ITIL Foundation Certified professional.
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Chapter 1: Information Systems in Global Context
Chapter 2: Threats to Information Systems
Chapter 3: Security Considerations in Mobile and Wireless
Computing
Chapter 4: Information Security Management in Organizations
Chapter 5: Building Blocks of Information Security
Chapter 6: Information Security Risk Analysis
Chapter 7: Overview of Physical Security for Information Systems
Chapter 8: Perimeter Security for Physical Protection
Chapter 9: Biometrics Controls for Security
Chapter 10: Biometrics-based Security: Issues and Challenges
Chapter 11: Network Security in Perspective
Chapter 12: Networking and Digital Communication Fundamentals
Chapter 13: Cryptography and Encryption
Chapter 14: Intrusion Detection for Securing the Networks
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Chapter 15: Firewalls for Network Protection
Chapter 16: Virtual Private Networks for Security
Chapter 17: Security of Wireless Networks
Chapter 18: Business Applications Security: An EAI Perspective
Chapter 19: Security of Electronic Mail Systems
Chapter 20: Security of Databases
Chapter 21: Security of Operating Systems
Chapter 22: Security Models, Frameworks, Standards and
Methodologies
Chapter 23: ISO 17799/ISO 27001
Chapter 24: Systems Security Engineering Capability Maturity Model
– The SSE-CMM
Chapter 25: COBIT, COSO-ERM and SAS 70
Chapter 26: Information Security: Other Models and Methodologies
Chapter 27: Laws and Legal Framework for Information Security
Chapter 28: Security Metrics
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Chapter 29: Privacy - Fundamental Concepts and Principles
Chapter 30: Privacy - Business Challenges
Chapter 31: Privacy - Technological Impacts
Chapter 32: Web Services and Privacy
Chapter 33: Staffing the Security Function
Chapter 34: Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning
Chapter 35: Auditing for Security
Chapter 36: Privacy Best Practices in Organizations
Chapter 37: Asset Management
Chapter 38: Ethical Issues and Intellectual Property Concerns for
InfoSec Professionals
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Visit: www.wileyindia.com 37 appendices with checklists, guidelines and more, on the topics covered. 17 case illustrations to help readers appreciate/reinforce the understanding of the concepts. Workshop Mapping document with ideas for mapping contents of chapters to workshops/seminars on security and privacy.
ISBN: 978-81-265-1692-6
Information Systems Security: Security Management, Metrics, Frameworks and Best Practices
Information and communication systems can be expose more
Information and communication systems can be exposed to intrusion and risks, within the overall architecture and design of these systems. These areas of risks can span the entire gamut of information systems including databases, networks, applications, internet-based communication, web services, mobile technologies and people issues associated with all of them. It is vital for businesses to be fully aware of security risks associated with their systems as well as the regulatory body pressures; and develop and implement an effective strategy to handle those risks.
This book covers all of the aforementioned issues in depth. It covers all significant aspects of security, as it deals with ICT, and provides practicing ICT security professionals explanations to various aspects of information systems, their corresponding security risks and how to embark on strategic approaches to reduce and, preferably, eliminate those risks. Written by an experienced industry professional working in the domain, with extensive experience in teaching at various levels as well as research, this book is truly a treatise on the subject of Information Security. less
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