Re: Books on Information Security

[Rurouni Alucard Kawarami Himura <rakh () dangerclan net>]

I think that 'Hacking for Dummies' could be a very good start, as it goes from 
the very basic in the security field...





On Friday 06 January 2006 17:09, Jairus Pryor wrote:

> A client of mine asked me for recommendations on books or literature
> that provide a solid foundation to information security, from a
> (non-technical) management point of view.
>
> I'm mostly used to material that approaches it from a computer
> security point of view, and so I'd like to get opinions from people
> who are more familiar with the non-technical literature than I am.
>
> Suggestions? Recommendations?
>
> Jairus
>
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