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2019943278 |
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9781119617365 |
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D52766 2019 |
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005.8 |
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The digital big bang : |
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the hard stuff, the soft stuff, and the future of cybersecurity / |
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[editor] Phil Quade, CISO, Fortinet. |
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Indianapolis, Indiana : |
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John Wiley & Sons, Inc., |
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[2019] |
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1 online resource |
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Table of Contents<br/>Introduction xvii<br/><br/>Section 1: Binding Strategies 1<br/><br/>1 Speed 5<br/><br/>Speed: The Nucleus of the Cyberfrontier 7<br/>Roland Cloutier, ADP<br/><br/>Is Speed an Advantage? It Depends on the Context 18<br/>Scott Charney, Microsoft<br/><br/>2 Connectivity 23<br/><br/>Managing the Intensifying Connectivity of the IoT Era 25<br/>Brian Talbert, Alaska Airlines<br/><br/>Cyberspace: Making Some Sense of It All 30<br/>Chris Inglis, Former NSA Deputy Director<br/><br/>Section 2: Elementary Shortfalls 43<br/><br/>3 Authentication 47<br/><br/>Authentication, Data Integrity, Nonrepudiation, Availability, and Confidentiality: The Five Pillars of Security 50<br/>Mike McConnell, Former Director of National Intelligence<br/><br/>Authentication and Models of Trust 58<br/>Shannon Lietz, Intuit<br/><br/>4 Patching 65<br/><br/>Patching: A Growing Challenge and a Needed Discipline 68<br/>Chris Richter, Former VP of Global Security Services, CenturyLink<br/><br/>Conquer or Be Conquered 74<br/>Renee Tarun, Fortinet<br/><br/>5 Training 79<br/><br/>Fill the Skills Gap with an Environment of Continual Training 82<br/>Chris McDaniels, CT Cubed, Inc.<br/><br/>Employee Training is Key for Cybersecurity 89<br/>Mo Katibeh, AT&T<br/><br/>Training is a Mindset 97<br/>Dave Rankin, Verisign<br/><br/>Section 3: Fundamental Strategies 103<br/><br/>6 Cryptography 105<br/><br/>Cryptography: The Backbone of Cybersecurity 108<br/>Taher Elgamal, Salesforce<br/><br/>Cryptography: The Good, the Bad, and the Future 117<br/>Dan Boneh, Stanford<br/><br/>7 Access Control 127<br/><br/>Managing Access in Challenging Environments 130<br/>Erik Devine, Riverside Health<br/><br/>A Systematic Approach to Access Control 136<br/>George Do, Equinix<br/><br/>8 Segmentation 143<br/><br/>Successful Segmentation Isn’t Separation: It’s Collaboration 147<br/>Colin Anderson, Levi Strauss & Co.<br/><br/>Why We Need to Segment Networks 153<br/>Hussein Syed, RWJBarnabas Health<br/><br/>Section 4: Advanced Strategies 161<br/><br/>9 Visibility 164<br/><br/>Visibility: Identifying Pathogens, Risk Factors, and Symptoms of Cyberattacks 167<br/>Michael Chertoff, Former Secretary, Department of Homeland Security<br/><br/>20/20 Insight: Redefining Visibility to Stop Modern Cybercrime Syndicates 173<br/>Tim Crothers, Target<br/><br/>The Challenge of Visibility 180<br/>Daniel Hooper, PIMCO<br/><br/>10 Inspection 188<br/><br/>In and Out of the Shadows: The Visibility That Inspection Enables is Not Confined to Technology Alone 192<br/>Ed Amoroso, TAG Cyber<br/><br/>The Fundamental Importance of Inspection 199<br/>Michael Johnson, Capital One<br/><br/>11 Failure Recovery 206<br/><br/>Preparation, Response, and Recovery 209<br/>Thad Allen, Booz Allen Hamilton<br/><br/>Cyber Event Recovery 219<br/>Simon Lambe, Royal Mail<br/><br/>Section 5: Higher-Order Dimensions 223<br/><br/>12 Complexity Management 226<br/><br/>Shift Your Mindset to Manage Complexity 229<br/>Michael Daniel, Cyber Threat Alliance<br/><br/>Seven Steps to Reducing Complexity 238<br/>Jay Gonzales, Samsung<br/><br/>13 Privacy 246<br/><br/>Don’t Panic! Security Pros Must Learn to Embrace the New Era of Privacy 249<br/>Kevin Miller, MGM Resorts International<br/><br/>Stricter Privacy Regulations Are Driving the Conversations—and Innovations—We Need 259<br/>Peter Keenan, Global Financial Services Firm<br/><br/>14 Human Frailty 265<br/><br/>Overcoming Human Frailty: People and the Power of Obligation 268<br/>Kevin Kealy, Ingram Micro<br/><br/>Overcoming Human Frailty by Design 274<br/>Theresa Payton, Fortalice<br/><br/>The Future 282<br/><br/>Why Cybersecurity Needs AI 290<br/>Michael Xie, Fortinet<br/><br/>The Future of Cybersecurity 293<br/>Ken Xie, Fortinet<br/><br/>Index 301 |
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Cybersecurity experts from across industries and sectors share insights on how to think like scientists to master cybersecurity challenges <br/><br/>Humankind’s efforts to explain the origin of the cosmos birthed disciplines such as physics and chemistry. Scientists conceived of the cosmic ‘Big Bang’ as an explosion of particles—everything in the universe centered around core elements and governed by laws of matter and gravity. In the modern era of digital technology, we are experiencing a similar explosion of ones and zeros, an exponentially expanding universe of bits of data centered around the core elements of speed and connectivity. One of the disciplines to emerge from our efforts to make sense of this new universe is the science of cybersecurity. Cybersecurity is as central to the Digital Age as physics and chemistry were to the Scientific Age. The Digital Big Bang explores current and emerging knowledge in the field of cybersecurity, helping readers think like scientists to master cybersecurity principles and overcome cybersecurity challenges. <br/><br/>This innovative text adopts a scientific approach to cybersecurity, identifying the science’s fundamental elements and examining how these elements intersect and interact with each other. Author Phil Quade distills his over three decades of cyber intelligence, defense, and attack experience into an accessible, yet detailed, single-volume resource. Designed for non-specialist business leaders and cybersecurity practitioners alike, this authoritative book is packed with real-world examples, techniques, and strategies no organization should be without. Contributions from many of the world’s leading cybersecurity experts and policymakers enable readers to firmly grasp vital cybersecurity concepts, methods, and practices. |
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About the Author<br/>Phil Quade is the CISO of Fortinet. Phil brings more than three decades of cyber intelligence, defense, and attack experience, working across foreign, government, and commercial industry sectors. |
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Computer security. |
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Data encryption (Computer science) |
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Internet |
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Security measures. |
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Information technology |
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Data protection. |
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Cyber intelligence (Computer security) |
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Cyberterrorism |
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Prevention. |
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Quade, Phil, |
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https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/book/10.1002/9781119617396 |
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