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Information Systems Security, Volume 6
Volume 6, Number 1, 1997
- Harry B. DeMaio:
Information Protection in the Law Office. 4-9
- Ralph Spencer Poore:
Passwords: Obsolete Authenticators or Cutting Edge? 10-13
- Donn B. Parker:
Information Security in a Nutshell. 14-19
- Michael I. Sobol:
Firewalls. 20-28
- Ralph Spencer Poore:
Professional Certification. 29-30
- Carol A. Siegel:
Electronic Commerce for Financial Institutions. 31-44 - Gary C. Kessler:
The Internet Engineering Task ForceHistory, Background, and Security Guidelines. 45-54 - Lawrence D. Dietz:
The Legal and Regulatory Environment of the Internet. 55-63 - Shane Coursen:
The Financial Impact of Viruses. 64-70
Volume 6, Number 2, 1997
- Ralph Spencer Poore:
Invisible Connections. 3-5
- Michael I. Sobol:
Network Auditing Products. 6-11
- Bob Barnhart:
An Object-Oriented Software Framework for Developing Trusted Intermediaries. 12-27 - Donald R. Richards:
Biometric Identification. 28-44 - Gerald L. Kovacich:
Information Warfare and the Information Systems Security Professional. 45-55 - Thomas Welch:
Computer Crime Investigation and Computer Forensics. 56-80
Volume 6, Number 3, 1997
- Belden Menkus:
Understanding the Denial of Service Threat. 3-8
- Gregory B. White, Eric A. Fisch, Udo W. Pooch:
Government-Based Security Standards. 9-19 - Steven M. Bellovin:
Network and Internet Security. 20-34 - David Ferbrache, Stuart Mort:
Malicious Software and Hacking. 35-54 - Ronald A. Gove:
An Overview of Modern Cryptography. 55-68
Volume 6, Number 4, 1998
- Ralph Spencer Poore:
Editor's Edition. 3-5
- H. J. Jerry Schumacher, Sumit Ghosh:
An Integrated Approach to Security on Demand in ATM Networks. 10-21 - Jeff Flynn:
How to Trap the Network Intruder. 22-28 - Carey Nachenberg:
Heuristics in the Fight against Computer Viruses. 29-42 - William Hugh Murray:
Enterprise Security Architecture. 43-54
- Jim Kates:
Security Testing Is Not All The Same: A Reference Taxonomy. 55-60
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