About.com: Business Security (2nd Edition)
This is the type of security book I like, no nonsense, straight to the point with practical security related information in it. I am a big advocate of security awareness programs in companies and this book would be a great companion for security awareness training for your information technology staff.
Ryan Groom, About.com Business Security
Network World (2nd Edition)
It’s not supposed to be a list of recommendations to be followed without thought. It’s useful even if there are things you don’t agree with. And that’s certainly the case with the Second Edition of The Little Black Book of Computer Security.
Prof. Michel Kabay, Norwich University MSIA program
About.com: Internet/Network Security
(2nd Edition)
The 2nd edition of The Little Black Book of Computer Security builds on the original by including the vast changes that have occurred in information security over the past few years. Dubin includes sections specifically devoted to privacy and identity theft, regulatory compliance, and protecting Web servers from the next-generation attacks that have plagued web sites recently.
Tony Bradley, CISSP-ISSAP
About.com Internet/Network Security
The Chicago Tribune
...there's a lot of stuff that both ordinary office denizens and hackers-in-waiting can learn.
James Coates, Tribune technology columnist
Network World
This little book is ideal for widespread distribution to employees throughout an organization as part of a security-awareness campaign.
Prof. Michel Kabay, Norwich University MSIA program
Dr. Dobb's Journal
Dubin's book discusses computer security in the context of physical security, IT security policy, and even hiring practices, as well as the dirty tricks that hackers possess. . . IT security managers and auditors will find the checklists useful for organizing a comprehensive IT security program.
Common Sense Security
This book is easy to read, and Joel's writing is not the typical geek-to-geek style found in many computer books. . . The real value . . . is the ability to quickly find information and suggestions without getting into too much technical detail.
Mark Rider, author Common Sense Security newsletter
InfosecWriters
This book is a very different approach to Information Security. I have to say, I think this style is long over do.
Charles Hornat, ISW Head Coordinator
About.com: Internet/Network Security
Dubin's book is like a portable plan of action. Each chapter contains a few brief paragraphs with an overview of the problem and why you should protect your computer.
Tony Bradley, CISSP-ISSAP, About.com Guide to Internet/Network Security
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