Internet and Intranet Security, Second Edition

By (author): Rolf Oppliger
Internet and Intranet Security, Second Edition

Copyright: 2001
 Pages: 430
 ISBN: 9781580531665

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Description
This extensively revised, new edition of the 1998 Artech House classic, Internet and Intranet Security, offers you an up-to-date and comprehensive understanding of the technologies that are available to secure TCP/IP-based networks, such as corporate intranets or the Internet, and their associated applications. It addresses firewall technologies to help you provide access control services, and discusses the cryptographic protocols used to provide today's communication security services. From TCP/IP networking and cryptographic fundamentals, to firewall technologies, communication security protocols, and public key infrastructures, this handy reference gives you practical guidance in utilizing cutting-edge technologies to secure various applications in the field of e-commerce and e-business. The book explores the rationale behind the security technologies that have been proposed and deployed on the Internet, and shows you how to implement security mechanisms and corresponding protocol specifications. Supported with over 50 illustrations.
Table Of Contents
Fundamentals - Terminology. TCP/IP Networking. Attacks. OSI Security Architecture. Cryptographic Techniques. Authentication and Key Distribution.; Access Control -

Author

  • Rolf Oppliger Rolf Oppliger leads eSECURITY Technologies, works for the Swiss federal administration, serves as an adjunct professor of computer science at the University of Z¸rich, Switzerland, and is the Information Security and Privacy editor at Artech House. He earned his Ph.D. in computer science from the University of Berne, Switzerland.