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Guide to Network Security

These days, computer security is a serious and complex business. True security requires the coordination of staff and technology across the enterprise infrastructure, as well as educated and cooperative users. But even the best of information security policies and plans will fail if the underlying network is not secure. You may think you are doing all you can to protect your network, but think again.

Security dangers you're not even aware can be lurking in every corner of your network. This package provides you with an overview of network security, including firewalls, intrusion detection, and virtual private networks, and offers practical guidelines you can put into place today to protect your company's infrastructure and critical data in the future. Book: Guide to Network Security

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