July 2018
Beginner to intermediate
232 pages
7h 59m
English
Throughout this book we’ve looked at deeply technical subject matter, but we’ve never lost sight of the fact that information security is undoubtedly a people business. People are, of course, the real victims in the event of a cybercrime. When we’re dealing with data, in many cases each row of a database represents a human being and something about their life. When a security incident occurs, resulting in damage or disruption to that person’s life, this becomes very apparent. Unfortunately, not everyone can appreciate this beforehand, which can also be a contributing factor to an incident. If you process sensitive information about a person, and you’re not protecting data like someone’s well-being depends ...