INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION SECURITY PPT

INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION SECURITY PPT


Instructor : Dr. S. Srinivasan

COURSE                   : Basic notions of confidentiality, integrity, availability, authentication DESCRIPTION     models, protection models, security kernels, audit, intrusion detection,

  operational security issues, physical security issues, security system life

  cycle management, personnel security, policy formation and enforcement,

  trust modeling, risks and vulnerabilities assessment, basic issues of law and

  privacy, trade secrets, employee covenants, copyright, database protection,

  software and hardware validation, verification and certification.

TEXT                                     : Information Security Illuminated by Michael G. Solomon and Mike Chapple

  Jones & Bartlett Publishers, MA, 2005.  ISBN: 0-7637-2677-X

REFERENCES:       1. Principles of Information Security, 2^nd Edition, Michael E. Whitman and

                                        Herbert J. Mattord, Course Technology, 2005.  ISBN: 0-619-21625-5.

2. Management of Information Security by Michael E. Whitman and

    Herbert J. Mattord,  Course Technology, 2003, ISBN: 0-619-21515-1

3. Security Planning and Disaster Recovery, Eric Maiwald and

    William Sieglein, McDraw-Hill/Osborne Publishers, NY, 2002.

     ISBN: 0-07-222463-0

4. Volonino, Linda, Robinson, Stephen.  Principles and Practice of Information

    Security, Prentice Hall, Inc., NJ, 2004.  ISBN: 0131840274

5. Peltier, Thomas. Information Security Risk Analysis, 2^nd Edn.,

    Auerbach Publications, FL, 2005.  ISBN: 0849333466

LECTURE NOTES (PowerPoint)

Lecture 1 :	Introductio to InfoSec
Lecture 2 :	Computer Security
Lecture 3 :	Access Control
Lecture 4 :	Access Policies
Lecture 5 :	Firewall Security
Lecture 6 :	IDS
Lecture 7 :	Operating System Security
Lecture 8 :	Securing Operating System
Lecture 9 :	Security Principles
Lecture 10:	Risk Assessment
Lecture 11:	Security Audit
Lecture 12:	Business Continuity
Lecture 13:	Business Security
Lecture 14:	Cryptography