Defeating the hacker : a non-technical guide to computer security by Robert Schifreen.

Index included

Introduction -- A hacker is made -- Preparation and Planning -- International Laws and Standards -- Passwords and Beyond -- Your Information Security Policy -- Security Awareness Training -- Patch Management -- Windows Workstation Security -- Basic Server Security -- Understanding Firewalls -- Protecting Your Web Site -- Wireless Networking -- Penetration Testing -- Security Through Obscurity -- Windows Vista -- Email -- The Curse of Spam -- Viruses -- Spyware, Adware and Rogue Diallers -- Piracy -- File Sharing and 'P2P' -- Backups and Archives -- Preventing Internet Misuse -- Document Security -- Data Theft -- Encryption -- Employees' Own Computers -- How Hackers Use Search Engines -- Denial of Service Attacks -- Provisioning and Identity Management -- Data Interception -- Out of the Office -- Social Engineering -- E-Commerce Fraud -- Intrusion Detection Systems -- Outsourcing -- Securing your Premises -- Forensics -- Planning for the Worst -- Hardware Theft -- Let's Be Careful Out There.

"This is a book about hackers, crackers, phishing, pharming, spammers, scammers, virus-writers, Trojan horses, malware and spyware, and how to keep them out of your company's computer systems. By which I mean the private computers on your employee's desks in the office and at home, and the servers which look after your company's email, file storage and Web site." --1st paragraph of introduction.