Practical Intranet Security: Overview of the State of the Art and Available Technologies

Authors:
Paul Ashley;Mark Vandenwauver
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Practical Intranet Security: Overview of the State of the Art and Available Technologies
Year:
1999

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Abstract

From the Publisher:Practical Intranet Security focuses on the various ways in which an intranet can be violated and gives a thorough review of the technologies that can be used by an organization to secure its intranet. This book is different from other network security books in that its aim is to identify how to secure an organization's intranet. Previously books have concentrated on the Internet, with issues relating to securing intranets often neglected. However the potential risk to business and the case by which intranets can be violated is often far greater than via the Internet. The aim is that network administrators and managers can get the information that they require to make informed choices on strategy and solutions for securing their own intranets.