Foil those Hackers!
A valuable reference with a bit too much filler.
- By Joseph L. Jorden
- February 01, 2002
In our modern world, hackers abound. These people have nothing better
to do than try to steal, maliciously modify or just plain damage your
sensitive data. Therefore, you need to be concerned with securing your
data, which means that you need this book. This book describes a variety
of methods for securing data, such as the encrypting file system, using
smart cards, IPSEC and so on. Each of the chapters was well thought out
and does a fine job of describing the topic at hand, making it easy to
understand.
|
Pros: Comprehensive coverage
Cons: Too much filler material
Verdict: A must have reference for network administrators
|
|
There is a little too much "filler material" though; for example there
are two half-page pictures of smart cards and 8 pages of the default file
permissions for Windows 2000. Overall, if you administer a Windows 2000
network and you want to keep your data safe, then you need to get and
read this book.
About the Author
Joseph L. Jorden, MCSE, MCT, CCNA, CCDA is Chief Technical Officer for Dugger & Associates (www.Dugger-IT.com). He was one of the first 100
people to achieve the MCSE+I and one of the first 2,000 to become an MCSE under Windows 2000. Joseph frequently contributes to books from Sybex and various periodicals.