Enemy at the Water Cooler: Real Life Stories of Insider Threats and Enterprise S

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Enemy at the Water Cooler: Real-Life Stories of Insider Threats and Enterprise Security Management Countermeasures ILLUSTRATED

Syngress | 2006 | 304 pages | ISBN-10: 1597491292 | 4.94 MB | PDF

The book covers a decade of work with some of the largest commercial and government agencies around the world in addressing cyber security related to malicious insiders (trusted employees, contractors, and partners). It explores organized crime, terrorist threats, and hackers. It addresses the steps organizations must take to address insider threats at a people, process, and technology level.

Todays headlines are littered with news of identity thieves, organized cyber criminals, corporate espionage, nation-state threats, and terrorists. They represent the next wave of security threats but still possess nowhere near the devastating potential of the most insidious threat: the insider. This is not the bored 16-year-old hacker. We are talking about insiders like you and me, trusted employees with access to information - consultants, contractors, partners, visitors, vendors, and cleaning crews. Anyone in an organizations building or networks that possesses some level of trust.

* Full coverage of this hot topic for virtually every global 5000 organization, government agency, and individual interested in security.

* Brian Contos is the Chief Security Officer for one of the most well known, profitable and respected security software companies in the U.S.ArcSight.

NO MIRRORS

ID111737111737martinius 27 Apr 2007 13:26Wrong links! RS says "File not found" and deposit file is a book regarding ASP.NET 2.0

Please correct. ThanksID:400722400722maxand 27 Apr 2007 17:49Working mirror:

h**p://rapidsh*re.de/files/33047482/enemy_the_waterCooler.rar

However, you may not want to waste 12 Mb on ing this book after reading this:

"This book is little more than a sales pitch for Enterprise Security Management systems, or more specifically the ESM sold by the author’s company, with a random assortment of largely unattributed and barely analyzed anecdotes on information security incidents mostly relating to ESM. The link to “insider threats’ is tenuous at best and in the most part is merely used as an excuse to hype the wonders of ESM."

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/1597491292ID:400860400860maxand 27 Apr 2007 17:52PS My RS.de link really *is* 12 Mb, not 4.9 Mb.ID:400863400863