Forwarded from: Ido Dubrawsky <idubraws@private> On Wed, Jun 23, 2004 at 06:00:08AM -0500, InfoSec News wrote: > Forwarded from: Gary Hinson <gary@private> > > %T Network Security Architectures - expert guidance on designing secure networks > %A Sean Convery CCIE > %I Cisco Press, IN, USA > %D April 2004 > %G ISBN 158705115X > %P 739 pages > %O $55 from www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/158705115X/wwwnoticeborc-20 > > > The book is liberally sprinkled with URLs to useful additional > resources although I fear some of them will be out of date before this > book is out of print (an accompanying reference website might have > been useful, Cisco!). Each chapter concludes with exam-style review > questions (with answers) and further questions intended to stimulate > the reader to think about the material in their local organizational > context. The topic almost inevitably involves loads of acronyms so > thankfully a succinct glossary is included. I wanted to forward this bit of information from Sean Convery (the author of the book) to the list regarding the request for an accompanying reference website for the book: : Thanks for sending the review along. I'm very glad folks are finding : the book useful. One small point of note: the reference website : requested does indeed exist. I reference it in the preface. All the : links in URL form are posted here: : : http://www.seanconvery.com/nsalinks.html : : There's also some other book related stuff off of the root, : including a sample chapter and a repository for errata as we find : it. : : Thanks again, : : Sean Ido -- =========================================================================== | Ido Dubrawsky, CISSP E-mail: idubraws@private | | | Network Security Architect :|: :|: | VSEC Technical Marketing, SAFE Architecture Team :|||: :|||: | Cisco Systems, Inc. .:|||||||:..:|||||||:. | Silver Spring, MD. 20902 =========================================================================== _________________________________________ ISN mailing list Sponsored by: OSVDB.org - For 15 cents a day, you could help feed an InfoSec junkie! (Broke? Spend 15 minutes a day on the project!)
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