Dimensions
231 x 188 x 10mm
Indispensable security techniques for today's latest Web 2.0, virtualization, mobility, and collaboration applications.
Identifies new security risks intrinsic to today's most important new collaboration technologies, and offers specific solutions for addressing them.
Presents examples and real-world case studies showing how to secure today's perimeter-less networks.
Demonstrates how to secure the network while still enabling users to leverage the power of new collaborative technologies.
Today's new Web 2.0, virtualization, mobility, telepresence, and collaborative applications offer immense potential for business advantage. However, they also introduce daunting new security issues - many of which are already being exploited by hackers, crackers, and other cybercriminals. Secure Collaboration is the first book entirely focused on understanding, managing, and mitigating the security risks associated with today's new collaborative technologies. It brings together systematic, up-to-the-minute decision-making and technical guidance for companies of all sizes: specific information, techniques, and best practices for protecting today's new systems without compromising their business benefits. Cisco security technology expert Tom Gillis guides reader through several common collaborative scenarios, from Cisco Webex conferencing to social networking and ERP usage. For each, he systematically identifies new and emerging security risks, and presents proven best-practice responses - ranging from revised Acceptable Use and Data Loss Prevention policies to technology solutions. The book's extensive high-level coverage of technology solutions covers Cisco offerings for managing identity, and for securing networks, contents, endpoints, applications, and more. Gillis concludes with a preview of 'Web 3.0' - and what it will take to secure those applications, too.
