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MANAGING COMPUTER VIRUSES
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By: |
Eric Louw |
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Paperback |
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ISBN 10: |
0198539746 |
ISBN 13: |
9780198539742 |
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Publisher: |
OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS |
Pub. date: |
13 August, 1992 |
Pages: |
182 |
Description: |
It is clear that computer viruses and other software menaces, like their biological counterparts, are here to stay. This book presents a concise overview of the problem and a detailed framework for dealing with computer viruses in organizations. There is a wealth of advice, much of which applies to the problem of computer security in general. There are also a number of useful technical appendices and an in-depth insight into the biological analogy. |
Synopsis: |
The emergence of a new type of threat to computer security - the computer virus - has attracted much attention from the media, researchers, and entrepreneurs. It is clear that computer viruses and other software menaces, like their biological counterparts, are here to stay. This poses a particular problem for organizations which use computers - how to minimize the threat to their information systems without unduly disrupting their functioning. This book presents a concise overview of the problem and a detailed framework for dealing with computer viruses in organizations. Managers are the target audience, and will find that it offers more than the usual technical information. There is a wealth of advice, much of which applies to the problem of computer security in general. There are also a number of useful technical appendices and an in-depth insight into the biological analogy. |
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line drawings, tables |
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UK |
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Oxford University Press |
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