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Fundamentals of Network Security

โœ Scribed by John E. Canavan

Publisher
Artech House
Tongue
English
Leaves
219
Category
Library
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Here's easy-to-understand book that introduces you to fundamental network security concepts, principles, and terms, while providing you with practical techniques that you can apply on the job. It helps you identify the best type of intrusion detection system for your environment, develop organizational guidelines for passwords, set general computer security policies, and perform a security review and risk assessment .

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