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4 books on Email Security [PDF]
November 02, 2024 | 11 |
These books are covering spam filtering techniques, phishing prevention strategies, email encryption methods, secure email gateways, malware detection, data loss prevention (DLP) in email communications and compliance with email security standards.
1. Mastering Email in the enterprise
2023 by Cybellium Ltd
Are you prepared to transform communication and collaboration within your organization? "Mastering Email in the Enterprise" serves as your comprehensive guide to unlocking the full potential of email for streamlined communication and enhanced productivity. Whether you're an IT professional aiming to optimize email systems or a business leader seeking to foster effective communication, this book provides the knowledge and strategies to master email in the corporate environment. It covers the in-depth exploration of enterprise email, delving into its significance, challenges, and opportunities, and building a strong foundation for harnessing email for organizational success. The book also addresses email system management, security, and compliance, exploring encryption, authentication, and policies for safeguarding sensitive information. Furthermore, it covers email architecture, scalability, collaboration tools, effective communication techniques, automation, mobile email management, analytics, and real-world enterprise scenarios, offering practical insights for various aspects of email utilization within organizations.
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2. Implementing Email and Security Tokens: Current Standards, Tools, and Practices
2008 by Sean Turner, Russ Housley
Safeguarding email communication is a crucial responsibility in today's expansive enterprises. In the interconnected world of global business, where the "e" in email signifies "essential," ensuring robust email security becomes paramount. If you find yourself tasked with implementing a foolproof email security strategy, this book is your comprehensive guide. Supported by real-world case studies, it provides practical insights to help you grasp the intricacies of your options, choose products aligning with your requirements, and fortify your organization's electronic communication systems. Covering email operations, vulnerabilities, cryptography basics, PKI (public key infrastructure), and the protection of passwords, message headers, and content, the book also delves into various types of devices, or "tokens," that can securely store and protect private keys.
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3. Anti-Spam Measures: Analysis and Design
2007 by Guido Schryen
The purpose and relevance of a preface are uncertain to me, including whether it is necessary or superfluous, and who the intended readers might be. However, I assume it is meant to share a portion of the "story behind the story" and is likely read by two main groups: the first group comprises friends, colleagues, and contributors to the work, who may appreciate being acknowledged in the preface for their role in the creation of the "opus." The second group includes fellow academics who are either in the process of preparing or have completed their doctoral or habilitation theses. Others, whether they enjoy reading prefaces or seek guidance on approaching the book, are also invited to peruse this preface. The book incorporates significant portions of my habilitation thesis, accepted by the Faculty of Business and Economics at RWTH Aachen University, Germany. Due to potential copyright concerns, certain paragraphs from the proposed infrastructure framework in Chapter 6 had to be omitted. For those interested in the complete version of this specific chapter, please feel free to contact me at schryen@gmx.net, and I will gladly provide an electronic copy. Typically, a thesis takes the form of a loosely-coupled collection of published papers (cumulative thesis) or a traditional monograph.
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4. Phishing: Cutting the Identity Theft Line
2005 by Rachael Lininger, Russell Dean Vines
"Phishing" emerges as the latest identity theft scam, presenting a grave threat to unsuspecting victims who receive deceptive emails seemingly from reputable banks or financial institutions. These emails contain links leading to seemingly legitimate websites, urging recipients to provide sensitive account details. Shockingly, 3 to 5 percent of recipients fall prey to these scams, surrendering their information to malicious actors. In February 2004 alone, a monitoring organization reported a staggering 2.3 billion phishing messages. To exacerbate the situation, cybercriminals have evolved their tactics, incorporating malicious code capable of stealing identity information covertly. Thousands of computers are compromised daily, with phishing code becoming a standard element in various cyber exploits. Authored by a phishing security expert from a leading financial institution, this distinctive book equips IT professionals to effectively respond to phishing incidents. Providing intricate insights into phishing expeditions, the author outlines comprehensive steps for deterring attacks and addressing those already in progress. Rachael Lininger's "Phishing" offers case studies dissecting the technical intricacies of noteworthy phishing attacks, a detailed model for prevention, guidance on leveraging intrusion detection systems to thwart identity theft, and in-depth incident response techniques for swiftly shutting down phishing sites.
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1. Mastering Email in the enterprise
2023 by Cybellium Ltd
Are you prepared to transform communication and collaboration within your organization? "Mastering Email in the Enterprise" serves as your comprehensive guide to unlocking the full potential of email for streamlined communication and enhanced productivity. Whether you're an IT professional aiming to optimize email systems or a business leader seeking to foster effective communication, this book provides the knowledge and strategies to master email in the corporate environment. It covers the in-depth exploration of enterprise email, delving into its significance, challenges, and opportunities, and building a strong foundation for harnessing email for organizational success. The book also addresses email system management, security, and compliance, exploring encryption, authentication, and policies for safeguarding sensitive information. Furthermore, it covers email architecture, scalability, collaboration tools, effective communication techniques, automation, mobile email management, analytics, and real-world enterprise scenarios, offering practical insights for various aspects of email utilization within organizations.
Download PDF
2. Implementing Email and Security Tokens: Current Standards, Tools, and Practices
2008 by Sean Turner, Russ Housley
Safeguarding email communication is a crucial responsibility in today's expansive enterprises. In the interconnected world of global business, where the "e" in email signifies "essential," ensuring robust email security becomes paramount. If you find yourself tasked with implementing a foolproof email security strategy, this book is your comprehensive guide. Supported by real-world case studies, it provides practical insights to help you grasp the intricacies of your options, choose products aligning with your requirements, and fortify your organization's electronic communication systems. Covering email operations, vulnerabilities, cryptography basics, PKI (public key infrastructure), and the protection of passwords, message headers, and content, the book also delves into various types of devices, or "tokens," that can securely store and protect private keys.
Download PDF
3. Anti-Spam Measures: Analysis and Design
2007 by Guido Schryen
The purpose and relevance of a preface are uncertain to me, including whether it is necessary or superfluous, and who the intended readers might be. However, I assume it is meant to share a portion of the "story behind the story" and is likely read by two main groups: the first group comprises friends, colleagues, and contributors to the work, who may appreciate being acknowledged in the preface for their role in the creation of the "opus." The second group includes fellow academics who are either in the process of preparing or have completed their doctoral or habilitation theses. Others, whether they enjoy reading prefaces or seek guidance on approaching the book, are also invited to peruse this preface. The book incorporates significant portions of my habilitation thesis, accepted by the Faculty of Business and Economics at RWTH Aachen University, Germany. Due to potential copyright concerns, certain paragraphs from the proposed infrastructure framework in Chapter 6 had to be omitted. For those interested in the complete version of this specific chapter, please feel free to contact me at schryen@gmx.net, and I will gladly provide an electronic copy. Typically, a thesis takes the form of a loosely-coupled collection of published papers (cumulative thesis) or a traditional monograph.
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4. Phishing: Cutting the Identity Theft Line
2005 by Rachael Lininger, Russell Dean Vines
"Phishing" emerges as the latest identity theft scam, presenting a grave threat to unsuspecting victims who receive deceptive emails seemingly from reputable banks or financial institutions. These emails contain links leading to seemingly legitimate websites, urging recipients to provide sensitive account details. Shockingly, 3 to 5 percent of recipients fall prey to these scams, surrendering their information to malicious actors. In February 2004 alone, a monitoring organization reported a staggering 2.3 billion phishing messages. To exacerbate the situation, cybercriminals have evolved their tactics, incorporating malicious code capable of stealing identity information covertly. Thousands of computers are compromised daily, with phishing code becoming a standard element in various cyber exploits. Authored by a phishing security expert from a leading financial institution, this distinctive book equips IT professionals to effectively respond to phishing incidents. Providing intricate insights into phishing expeditions, the author outlines comprehensive steps for deterring attacks and addressing those already in progress. Rachael Lininger's "Phishing" offers case studies dissecting the technical intricacies of noteworthy phishing attacks, a detailed model for prevention, guidance on leveraging intrusion detection systems to thwart identity theft, and in-depth incident response techniques for swiftly shutting down phishing sites.
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How to download PDF:
1. Install Google Books Downloader
2. Enter Book ID to the search box and press Enter
3. Click "Download Book" icon and select PDF*
* - note that for yellow books only preview pages are downloaded
