Reviews

Handhelds are steadily becoming a must have for a number of organizations and because all the services they provide, we tend to cram a lot of important data on them. Some …

This book is a comprehensive guide. It covers fundamentals of Windows Server 2003 which are inherited from Windows 2000 administration. It brings details of planning, …

The variety of features and a simple interface make the LANguard Network Security Scanner a good scanner for any security professionals' toolbox. I think the possibility to …

I would highly recommend this book to all those programmers who should consider security very seriously. Even if you are familiar with the usual web application security …

In "Securing Wireless LANs", the author brings a number of especially technical themes and transforms them into an easily readable material for all types of readers. Some …

In this book John Muster will teach you how to use UNIX and Linux through clear presentation of the concepts. The subjects covered in each chapter are organized in a way the …

What's interesting in this book is the constant comparison of Windows and Linux. This enables the reader to slide from one system to another without any fear that he is …

With a bunch of security features, SSH is being adopted by a great number of system administrators that are trying to implement some way of secure tunneling to their networks. …

The many authors managed to squeeze into this title the most important facts for a novice user and point him into the right direction. Clearly written and amply …

With every year that passes it seems that the amount of computer security incidents is bigger than ever, yet it's obvious there's more security awareness. As the incidents …

The title does the book justice as with its miniature size this is the most portable reference guide I've come across. If you need information while on the road or just …

I've been wanting to get my hands on this book ever since I got the press release announcing this latest addition to the "Hacks Series". When the O'Reilly folks sent us a …