21. [Report] Deploying Effective Security Solutions It s About Time Can We Actually Measure Information Security? by Winn Schwartau Winn Schwartau discusses a Time Based Security approach that creates a new http://www.gii.co.jp/english/cu7198_deploying_solutuions.html

Home Contact Catalog/Sample about GII ... Consumer Goods [Report] Deploying Effective Security Solutions Pub Time: 2001/05 "Attacks against digitally stored information are still very cheap to carry out, hard to detect, and nearly impossible to retaliate against." Jeffrey Voas, Cutter Consortium contributing author and coauthor of Deploying Effective Security Solutions "Digital information is our newest measure of wealth," writes Cutter Consortium contributing author Jeffrey Voas, "and that provides the incentive to engage in information warfare, cyber-terrorism, and other malicious activities against information assets." What can you do to protect your enterprise? Deploying Effective Security Solutions offers a multifaceted approach that draws on the expertise of 13 experts in information security. You'll benefit from both best practices and technical solutions to the problem of doing business effectively and securely. Based on a special issue of the monthly Cutter IT Journal and three Executive Reports by Cutter Consortium, this report includes: Using the system survivability concept for more secure and survivable COTS-based systems When prevention isn't enough: assessing your capability for system recovery Measuring risk and security with the Time Based Security approach Going beyond the username/password identity method Separating security policies from the rest of the code, using aspect-oriented programming

22. Bibliography Schwartau Winn, Internet Computer Ethics for Kids (and Parents Teachers who haven t got a clue), Interpact Press, Seminole, 2001 http://www.connected.org/pandora/bibliography.html

All texts on "connected" are open for comment. Don't hesitate to send us yours . You can also be kept informed of new articles published on "connected". A Bibliography of the Connected World Books - Livres Les arbres de connaissances Banks Karen et aliud, Networking for Change - the APCWNSP's first 8 years , APC Women's Network Support programme, London, 2000 Botkin James W., Elmandjra Mahdi, Malitza Mircea, No Limits to Learning - A report to the Club of Rome , Pergamon, Oxford, 1979 , Flammarion, Paris, 1995 Breton Philippe, L'utopie de la communication Breton Thierry, La dimension invisible , Odile Jacob, Paris, 1991 Brown David, Cybertrends - chaos, power and accountabuility in the Information Age , Penguin, London, 1997 Castells Manuel, The Power of Identity , Blackwell, Oxford 1997 Casti John L., Complexification - Explaining a Paradoxical World through the Science of Surprise , Abacus, London, 1994 Cohen Jack, Ian Stewart, The Collapse of Chaos - Discovering simplicity in a complex world , Penguin, London, 1994 Dreyfus Hubert L.

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26. Security Awareness Training And Materials (Interpact Inc.) Founded by Winn Schwartau, one of the leading Information Security professionals in the world, Interpact, Inc. offers a range of security awareness services http://www.thesecurityawarenesscompany.com/chez/chez.php

Awareness Products Online Training Live Training Awareness Art Newsletters ... Partners Resources Trusted Learning Security Awareness Blog Infowar.com News Free Newsletter News Releases WINN BIO Directions for downloading: Click on the thumbnail A larger image will be displayed Right click on the image Select "Save Picture As" or "Save Image As" Save the image to your hard drive BOOKS BY WINN SCHWARTAU By Winn Schwartau, Illustrated by D.L. Busch. Cybershock Surviving Hackers, Phreakers, IdentityThieves, Internet Terrorists and Weapons of Mass Disruption By Winn Schwartau Time Based Security by Winn Schwartau Information Warfare : Chaos on the Electronic Superhighway and Information Warfare: Cyber-terrorism Second Edition Now available: Free .PDF version of Information Warfare, 1st edition. (1,996k). Download here Cyberwar: Espionage on the Internet by Jean Guisnel and Winn Schwartau The Complete Business Internet Toolkit By Winn Schwartau with Chris Goggins MEDIA KIT PHOTOS Home About Us Chez Winn Contact Us

27. On Security Winn Schwartau is the president of Interpact, Inc., a security awareness consulting firm, and the author of many books including Information Warfare, http://www.networkworld.com/columnists/schwartau.html

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28. Mad As Hell, Switching To Mac Winn Schwartau. This is my first column written on a Mac ever. Winn Schwartau is the president of Interpact, Inc., a security awareness consulting http://www.networkworld.com/columnists/2005/052305schwartau.html

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29. Security Awareness For Ma, Pa And The Corporate Clueless© Where s Winn? Winn Schwartau will appear at 1230 pm Monday, August 8, on Your Turn with Mad as Hell Switching to Mac Chronology by Winn Schwartau http://securityawareness.blogspot.com/

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=7184105"); @import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/main.css); @import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/1.css); Notify Blogger about objectionable content. What does this mean? BlogThis! Security Awareness for Ma, Pa and the Corporate Clueless© The Security Awareness Blog gives computer security tips and tricks to government, corporations and home users. Our brand of Security Awareness training and materials is sponsored by Winn Schwartau's Security Awareness Company. We focus on the people - not the technology. Friday, September 09, 2005 How to make clueless users ‘clueful’ by Winn Schwartau [Thu, Jul 21, 2005] Little green men? Aliens from another world? Nope, it's just Winn Schwartau's latest obsession I like to call the art and science of giving clueless people a clue through security awareness training Clufology. Therefore, I must be a Clufologist. Read the whole story at SC Magazine posted by Greg W. Hoffman @

30. Security Awareness For Ma, Pa And The Corporate Clueless©: Scams Of The Day H Scams of the Day Hit Winn Schwartau at Home. I have been hit with two telephone scams in Mad as Hell Switching to Mac Chronology by Winn Schwartau http://securityawareness.blogspot.com/2005/04/scams-of-day-hit-winn-schwartau-at

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31. Business Security References AUTHOR Schwartau, Winn. TITLE Information warfare chaos on the electronic superhighway / Winn Schwartau. IMPRINT New York Thunder s Mouth http://www.neiu.edu/~ncaftori/business-ref.htm

Business security References Bibliography AUTHOR Quarantiello, Laura E., 1968- TITLE Cyber crime : how to protect yourself from computer criminals IMPRINT Lake Geneva, WI : Limelight Books, c1997. AUTHOR McMahon, David. TITLE Cyber threat : Internet security for home and business / IMPRINT Toronto : Warwick Pub. Inc. ; Chicago, Ill. : Distributed in the U.S.A. by LPC Group, c2000. AUTHOR Schwartau, Winn. TITLE Cybershock : surviving hackers, phreakers, identity thieves, internet terrorists and weapons of mass disruption / IMPRINT New York : Thunder's Mouth Press, 2000. AUTHOR Jennings, Charles, 1948- TITLE The hundredth window : protecting your privacy and security > in the age of the Internet / Charles Jennings and Lori Fena ; foreword by Esther Dyson. IMPRINT New York : Free Press, 2000. Forensics-related references. other references. Return Last changed 01/02/03 var site="sm3path"

32. TMO Reports - 'Mad As Hell' Author Winn Schwartau Explains How He Got There, Whe When security expert Winn Schwartau first declared he was Mad As Hell, he had no idea what kind of reaction he would elicit. http://www.macobserver.com/article/2005/06/24.6.shtml

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33. A Network Administrator Responds To Winn Schwartau's 'Mad As Hell' Declaration | When computer security expert Winn Schwartau declared he was mad as hell and The Winn Schwartau Effect. Jonathon Ive. Super Computers. Apple Stores. http://www.macobserver.com/article/2005/07/21.14.shtml

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Winn Schwartau TOPICS: Technology IT Security Internet Computers Ecommerce FEE CATEGORY: 5.0k to 10.0k Profile Request This Speaker Cybershock Surviving Hackers, Phreakers, Identity Thieves, Internet Terrorists and Weapons of Mass Disruption by Winn Schwartau Description The well-insulated public has not yet had the opportunity to learn what hackers and hacking are really all about: they don't understand the full scope of hacking and how profoundly it's changing all of our lives," says author Winn Schwartau. Written for the layperson, Hacking takes the reader from the basics (What is hacking? Who hacks?); through actual hacking tools and techniques; to corporate, law enforcement, and military hacking policies; to how to become a successful antihacker. It provides balanced viewpoints through words and images from the principal figures in the hacking and antihacking worlds: corporate security experts, lawyers, judges, security-conscious military and government officers, and hackers and phreakers themselves. Your book will be personally autographed by Winn Schwartau. Praise for Winn Schwartau and Cybershock "Cybershock

35. New Page 1 Schwartau, Winn. Information Warfare Chaos on the Electronic Superhighway. New York Thunder s Mouth Press, 1994. 30. Littman, Jonathan. http://www.lib.iup.edu/comscisec/Macf.htm

Mac Fiddner's Dissertation Bibliography The National Security Threat of the U.S. Information Infrastructure System and U.S. Information Infrastructure System Security Policy (Draft) DISSERTATION BIBLIOGRAPHIES CHAPTER 1 – INTRODUCTION 1. Osgood, Robert E., and Robert W. Tucker. Force, Order, and Justice . Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1967. 2. Millis, Water. An End to Arms . New York: Antheneum Press, 1964. 3. Campbell, Neil A. Biology . Redwood City, CA.: The Benjamin/Cummings Publishing Co., Inc., 1993. 4. Campbell, Donald T., and Julian C. Stanley. Experimental and Quasi-experimental Designs for Research Beyond Cold War Thinking: Security Threats and Opportunities (Report of the Twenty-Fifth United Nations of the Next Decade Conference sponsored by the Stanley Foundation), June 24-29, 1990, convened at The Lodge, Vail, Colorado. 6. Armed Forces Staff College. National Defense University. Formulation of National Strategy (Class 83). Volume 1: Student Guidance, Part 1. Norfolk, VA. January 1988.

36. New Page 1 Winn Schwartau gives the best definition I have found for Information Warfare Schwartau, Winn, Information warfare cyberterrorism protecting your http://www.lib.iup.edu/comscisec/SANSpapers/conrad.htm

Information Warfare: Are you battlefield ready? Phillip A. Conrad February 13, 2001 What is Information Warfare and why should I care about it? Information warfare consists of those actions intended to protect, exploit, corrupt, deny, or destroy information or information resources in order to achieve a significant advantage, objective, or victory over an adversary. Winn Schwartau gives the best definition I have found for Information Warfare (IW). Add to this the three different classes of "personal IW", "corporate IW", and "global IW". Let’s take a look at these three classes and see why they are important to all of us. Personal IW can take many forms at the same time or one at a time. Types of "personal IW" can range from a bad credit report to a major phone system outage. What if you went to the store and paid for your items with a credit card, only to find out your card was rejected? No big deal, or is it? You may have just missed a payment, or you may be the victim of identity theft. You could be the target of a "personal IW" attack, someone trying to destroy your credit. Any information about you that is stored or used electronically is vulnerable to attack. Corporate IW also takes many forms. Corporate IW is an attack on what your company uses day to day to maintain its business. Therefore, anything from phones to electronic funds transfer are targets of IW. In January of 1998 there was an outage of a major phone system in Frankfurt. Approximately 54,000 phone lines were affected. Most lines were down for two days, but full restoration took ten days. Now, if your business were affected that way, could you afford to be without phones for ten days? What if this was not an accident or equipment failure, but rather a directed attack by an Information Warrior? What if this happened to more than one switching station at the same time? Would your company be able to withstand this kind of attack? Recent attacks have taken a more subtle form. When was the last your company had to deal with an e-mail virus? "

37. Winn Schwartau @ STORAGE & SECURITY JOURNAL Winn Schwartau is one of the country s leading experts on information security, infrastructure protection and electronic privacy. http://issj.sys-con.com/author/5561Schwartau.htm

Jump to a SYS-CON Magazine .NET Developer's Journal - .NETDJ ColdFusion Developer's Journal - CFDJ Eclipse Developer's Journal - EDJ Enterprise Open Source Magazine - EOS IT Solutions Guide - ITSG Java Developer's Journal - JDJ LinuxWorld Magazine - LW Macromedia MX Developer's Journal - MXDJ PowerBuilder Developer's Journal - PBDJ SEO / SEM (Search) Journal - SJ SOA Web Services Journal - WSJ Symbian Developer's Journal - SDJ WebLogic Developer's Journal - WLDJ WebSphere Journal - WJ XML-Journal - XMLJ Sign-In Register TOPICS All Sections ISSJ Archives From the Co-editors-in-Chief Standards ... Write For Us MOST READ THIS WEEK Condoleeza Rice Spends The Week At Broadway Shows and Shopping On Fifth Avenue By Yeshim Deniz Bloggers Call For Immediate Resignation Of FEMA Director Michael Brown By ISSJ News Desk Did Microsoft "Invent" the iPod? By ISSJ News Desk IBM Launches "Open Standards" Initiative By Enterprise Open Source News Desk By ISSJ News Desk Mytob and Zotob Computer Worm Investigation: Feds Make Two Arrests By ISSJ News Desk ADS BY GOOGLE Winn Schwartau Winn Schwartau is one of the country's leading experts on information security, infrastructure protection and electronic privacy. He balances his time between writing, lecturing, teaching and building corporate and national security-awareness programs and consulting to multinational organizations and governments worldwide. He is president and founder of Interpact, Inc., The Security Awareness Company (www.thesecurityawarenesscompany.com).

38. FindArticles In Network World: Jan 8, 1996 by Schwartau, Winn; 1996 Technology Planning Survey Spotting trends in server by Schwartau, Winn; Avoid throwing money into the outsourcing black hole http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3649/is_199601

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Advanced Search Home Help IN free articles only all articles this publication 10,000,000 articles - not found on any other search engine. FindArticles Network World Save a personal copy of any page on the Web and quickly find it again with Furl.net. Get started now. (It's free.) Articles in Jan 8, 1996, issue of Network World VG-AnyLAN camp aims for the 1G-bit mark by Cohen, Jodi by Duffy, Jim Site from Uncle Sammy is a real whammy by Gibbs, Mark Tandem goes for face-lift with help from new leader by Heskett, Ben Mini-applications rule the roost by Sliwa, Carol Software firm finds a future in fast Ethernet by Cohen, Jodi User Excellence entrants prove to be trend-makers: Schools draw power from the Internet by Robinson, John New interfaces link Web to corporate document management systems by Cox, John Matching apps to services by Wexler, Joanie Can POP mail stay on top? by Rothman, Mike Design tool tests WAN architectures by Rohde, David

39. FindArticles In Network World: Jan 6, 1997 by Schwartau, Winn; PSINet may be facing rough ride by Nerney, Chris; Cisco rivals make IP switching bid by Greene, Tim; Industry group membership has its http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3649/is_199701/pg_2

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