دانلود کتاب مبانی امنیت سایبری، ویرایش دوم، مقدمه‌ای ساده

This book will be a valuable resource for beginning security professionals and for network and system administrators. You should use the information provided to develop a better understanding of how to protect your information assets and defend against attacks, as well as how to apply these concepts systematically to make your environment more secure. Those in management positions will also find this information useful because it should help you develop better overall security practices for your organization. The concepts discussed in this book can be used to drive security projects and policies and mitigate some of the issues discussed. The security field is always evolving, and this book has evolved with it. In this edition, I’ve changed the title from Foundations of Information Security to Foundations of Cybersecurity. This shift reflects not only the language now commonly used in the field but also the broader meaning of the term security today. Cybersecurity goes beyond protecting servers in a data center rack; it encompasses cloud resources, mobile devices, the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence (AI), and much more. To this end, I’ve added several new chapters to expand the book’s scope. The field of AI has exploded since the first edition of this book. Its impact on security and technology in general is enormous and rapidly developing. This edition includes a chapter dedicated to AI, focusing on why securing AI is a unique technical challenge and how to address common AIspecific security flaws. I’ve also included new coverage of security operations and of governance, risk, and compliance. You’ll also learn about the human-element side of security, including social engineering, security awareness, and career advice for new and developing security professionals. Lastly, to help you apply what you’ve learned, each chapter features a guided lab project. In these projects, you’ll draw on the content of each chapter to perform the tasks of a real security professional, such as testing the strength of passwords (Chapter 1), reviewing audit logs (Chapter 5), scanning operating systems (Chapter 9), calculating the severity of vulnerabilities (Chapter 13), or synthesizing the factors that led to a real-world attack (Chapter 17).