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Establish and implement effective security policies

Overview This sample chapter, taken from Web Security Field Guide, will help you justify the need to implement security tools in your organization.

This sample chapter, taken from Web Security Field Guide, presents a way for you to decide what your security goals are and establish, implement, and enforce the security rules that will help you achieve them. The chapter covers the following topics:

Justifying Security
Security Policies

Title: Web Security Field Guide
ISBN: 1587050927
Published: November 2002
Author: Steve Kalman
Chapter: Chapter 2: Security Policies
Published by Cisco Press

Included with this free sample chapter is a Cisco Press offer to save 30 percent on the complete text.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	TechRepublic	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2006	Downloads	149
Format	Downloads
Topics	Security Standards, Network Security

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