Book Review: Internet Security
For IT Managers and Security Admins this is an excellent resource. It provides questions, checklists, references and resources to help you define and document information security for your network. Book Review: TICSA Training Guide
Whether you are trying to prepare for the TICSA exam or jsut want to learn more about information security this is an excellent book. Well-written with practice questions and tests to help you pass. Book Review: Linux Security Cookbook
This book is not meant to teach you everything you need to know to secure / administer a Linux machine. Assuming you know about Linux already- this book is a great resource for quick tips to help you. Book Review: Hack Proofing Your Wireless Network
This is an excellent resource and a must-read for anyone deploying wireless networks. It provides a comprehensive overview of wireless security concerns and should be kept handy as a reference. Book Review: A Guide to Forensic Testimony
There are plenty of books on computer forensics, but not many that provide the detail and knowledge one needs to actually testify in court. This book provides great coverage of this topic. Book Review: Computer Forensics
This book is a great place for someone to start into the field of computer forensics. Written in a style most can follow it provides a solid foundation of the tools and tricks of the trade. Book Review: Hacking The XBox
Originally dropped out of fear of DMCA-related lawsuits from Microsoft. No Starch Press has taken on puplishing this revealing and revolutionary book. Excellent book on many levels. Book Review: How Secure Is Your Wireless Network?
Lee Barken has put together an excellent and comprehensive book on wireless network security. This book covers the history and concepts as well as what you need to know about wi-fi security. Product Review: SecurLock v1.3
SecurLock v1.3 is a good tool for people who want more security for their PC than what Microsoft offers. Two-factor authentication and file encryption help keep your PC and data secure. Product Review: Secure IE 2003
This is a good product for most home users. Much of what SecureIE accomplishes can be done manually, but would require the user to learn and configure on their own. Secure IE automates these settings. Book Review: Steal This Computer Book 3
Steal This Computer Book 3 discusses computer security and hacker techniques in a way home users can understand. The humorous, non-techie style is great. Anyone with a PC should read this book. Book Review: The Happy Hacker - 4th Edition
The bottom line for The Happy Hacker - 4th Edition is that it has a reasonable amount of good information, but the writing style is difficult and a lot of the info is dated. Good for novices maybe. Product Review: iPrism Appliance v3.3
The iPrism appliance is easy to set up and configure and allows you to block or filter web access for your employees to keep them from viewing legally questionable material or being unproductive. Book Review: Practical Unix & Internet Security
This book has been a must-read for anyone tasked with network security from its original publishing. This 3rd Edition is extensively revised to bring it up to speed with current tips and techniques. Book Review- The Art of Deception by Kevin Mitnick
The Art of Deception is an excellent book. While the tactics could be used by hackers, the book is more about exploiting trust than computers and even non-techies can learn from its lessons. Product Review: ZoneAlarm Pro 3.7
ZoneAlarm Pro adds significant functionality over the free ZoneAlarm product. From protecting your privacy to blocking pop-up ads this product is more than just a firewall and worth the money. | 