Physical and Logical Security Convergence: Powered By Enterprise Security Management
Syngress | ISBN: 1597491225 | 448 pages | May 13, 2007 | PDF | 17 Mb

Security in the post 9/11 world is about much more than just guns, guards and gates. The authors make a tremendous contribution to today’s security debate by offering thoughtful and sensible recommendations that will help any reader understand the challenges of the networked world we now live in.- Roger Cresser, NBC News terrorism analyst

Written for both practitioners and managers, the authors provide the necessary background information as well as copious technical detail, and they round it out with a view of the converged security future. Numerous real-world examples and case studies are interwoven throughout the text, providing ample evidence that convergence is happening, but it is also hard to do well. Take advantage of the years in the government and commercial arenas that the authors have, their knowledge of current and emerging technologies, and their insight on other’s successes and failures.- Dr. Jim Jones, CISSP, Senior Scientist, SAIC

In my opinion the authors do an exceptional job explaining the need for more comprehensive approaches to achieving operational risk management within business and governmental organizations. The authors clearly demonstrate why convergence of physical and logical security is a natural evolution with significant advantages to all participants.- Dr. Larry Ponemon, Chairman and Founder of the Ponemon Institute

The consistent and persistent message in this book is needed and well presented Corporate executives must understand and implement converged security or get left behind. This message is presented using a nice balance of historical examples and contemporary business issues and case studies. The authors make their points by presenting information from the public, and government perspectives. Thus, this book is appropriate for any leader in the field of security (physical or IT).- Dr. Terry Gudaitis, Cyber Intelligence Director, Cyveillance

Hack Proof Your Wireless Network
TYPE : PDF | LANG : English | PAGE : 513 | ISBN: 1928994598 | Size: 5.52 MB

Market comes a wave of stories about snoops intercepting sensitive LAN traffic from out in the company parking lot or across the concourse at the airport. Hack Proofing Your Wireless Network takes a look at strategies for defending wireless LANs–those based on Bluetooth and IEEE 802.11a as well as WiFi–against signal interception and other attacks peculiar to their wireless nature. Unfortunately, there’s also a lot of background information on WiFi (as well as on security principles in general), and this is related to wireless network security only tangentially.

This book offers an amazingly awesome and complete collection of professional spy tools that you can build yourself. You can build any project in this thrilling arsenal of spy devices for $30 or less! Not only that, even total beginners to electronics can construct these mind-boggling snooping tools and computer monitoring.

You get complete, easy-to-follow plans, clear diagrams and schematics, and hundreds of pictures. 101 Spy Gadgets for the Evil Genius gives you:

* Illustrated instructions and plans for amazing sleuthin’ ‘n snoopin’ devices, presented in sufficient detail to be built even by newcomers
* Loads of projects simple enough for new spies to construct easily, progressing in complexity to devices that will excite investigation professionals
* Explanations of the science and math behind each project
* Frustration-factor removal — needed parts are listed, along with sources

101 Spy Gadgets for the Evil Genius equips you with complete plans, instructions, parts lists, and sources for devices that let you:

* Build and install a nanny cam for viewing and recording activity from afar
* Hear and record what’s said from great distances
* See and photograph in the dark
* Wire yourself for undetected recording
* Construct a hidden briefcase camera
* Tap and record telephone conversations
* Privately record every called number, with a time stamp, from any phone
* Build a secret time-lapse camera
* Build and install motion-activated spy cameras or listening devices
* Alter photographic evidence
* Digitally disguise your telephone voice
* Secretly install key-logging software to see what’s done on any computer
* Learn what Web sites others are surfing
* Recover deleted computer files
* View other peoples’ computer screens from your PC
* Control your spy equipment from afar