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The Expert Recommends:
Essential Resources for Computer and Network Security Professionals
by Rebecca Bace - May 30, 2000
About the Author
Rebecca Bace is a survivor of over 20 years in the IT trenches, over
half that time spent dealing with computer and network security. Her tenure
in information security includes 12 years as a senior electronics engineer
for the National Security Agency, where she led the Computer Misuse and
Anomaly Detection (CMAD) Research program from 1989 to 1995. She is currently
the president of Infidel, Inc., a network security consulting practice,
headquartered in Scotts Valley, California. Her recent book, Intrusion
Detection (Macmillan Technical Publishing, December, 1999) has been
critically acclaimed as an authoritative guide to intrusion detection
for information systems.
In addition to her own book, Ms. Bace recommends the following resources
and information.
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Breaking News
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One of the primary architects of OpenCable, Michael
Adams, explains the key concepts of this initiative in his book
OpenCable Architecture.
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Just Published
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 Residential
Broadband, Second Edition
by George Abe
Introduces the topics surrounding high-speed networks
to the home. It is written for anyone seeking a broad-based familiarity
with the issues of residential broadband (RBB) including product
developers, engineers, network designers, business people, professionals
in legal and regulatory positions, and industry analysts.
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