โ Scribed by John E. Canavan
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
It tries to cover the majority of network security topics, but fails when it gives passing mentions to some of the most important ones. Some statements are at least misinformed if not plain wrong. The author favors Microsoft based solutions, though a book on this subject should be as OS agnostic as possible. The author's opinions struck me as naive. If you have already read other security books, look elsewhere and save your money. This product deserves zero stars.
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