IS 342A -- Management of IA -- LecturesThese slide files are coded to the corresponding chapters in Volumes I & II of the Computer Security Handbook, 5th Edition edited by Sy Bosworth, M. E. Kabay & Eric Whyne, editors (2009, Wiley). Front matter available online; AMAZON link. The MS-PowerPoint files (PPTX) are available for students and in IS340 & IS342; the PDF notes are distributed during classroom lectures. Useful for study and review; however, I have abolished Death by PowerPoint and now conduct discussions with occasional videos to enliven the two weekly 1.5-hour course sessions. Students should read or at least scan the assigned readings before coming to class. To encourage such preliminary reading, I will use several unannounced in-class quizzes to test student's knowledge of the assignments. BEFORE USING THESE MATERIALS FOR OTHER PURPOSES, SEE MY COPYRIGHT RESTRICTIONS. * * * REMEMBER: DO NOT POST COPIES OF THIS MATERIAL ON A PUBLIC WEB SITE. * * * |
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All of the following lecture files are PowerPoint 2007-2010 presentations. Most but not all are based at least in part on chapters of the Computer Security Handbook, 5th Edition. However, some have material that is not directly referenced in those chapters. Supplements and course-specific files may include material not in the CSH5 at all. Illustrations are almost all unique to the lecture files. + indicates files not used in the current version of this course. Introduction to the course PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 3 Toward a New Framework for Information Security PPTX PDF Supplement to CSH5 Ch 11: Overview of Intellectual Property Law -- Narrated PowerPoint file from Master of Science in Information Assurance course (in ZIP file) ZIP +CSH5 Ch 12/13 Psychology of Computer Criminals & Insider Crime PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 39 Software Development and Quality Assurance PPTX PDF Supplement: PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 40 Managing Patches & Vulnerabilities PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 43 Ethical Decisions and High Technology PPTX PDF Supplement -- narrated PPT in ZIP: ZIP CSH5 Ch 44 Security Policy Guidelines PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 45 Employment Practices & Policies PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 46 Vulnerability Assessment PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 47 Operations Security and Production Controls PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 48 E-mail and Internet Policies PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 49 Security Awareness PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 50 Social Psychology & INFOSEC PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 51 Standards for Security Products PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 52 Application Controls PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 53 Monitoring and Control PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 54 Security Audits, Standards, and Inspections PPTX PDF +CSH5 Ch 54 Audits supplement (older lecture) PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 55 Cyber Investigations PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 56 Computer Security Incident Response Team Management PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 58 Business Continuity Planning PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 59 Disaster Recovery Planning PPTX PDF + CSH5 Ch 58-59 Supplement: Lessons from Hurricane Andrew + CSH5 Ch 61 Working with Law Enforcement Supplement PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 62 Risk Management PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 63 Management Responsibilities & Liabilities PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 65 Role of the CSIO PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 66 Developing Security Policies PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 67 Classification Policies PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 68 Outsourcing & Security PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 71 Medical Records Security PPTX PDF CSH5 Ch 72 Censorship & Content Filtering PPTX PDF Copyright © 2012 M. E. Kabay. All rights reserved. The opinions expressed in any of the writings on this Web site represent the author’s opinions and do not necessarily represent the opinions or positions of his employers, associates, colleagues, students, relatives, friends, enemies, cats, dog or plants. Materials copyrighted by M. E. Kabay from this Website may be freely used for non-commercial teaching (i.e., specifically in any courses for academic credit or in free industry training at workshops or within organizations) but may not be re-posted on any Website or used in commercial training (where participants must pay fees for participation in the conference or workshop or where the instructor is paid) without express written permission. Any unauthorized sale of these copyrighted materials will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Updated 2012-01-30 |
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