Inside Network Perimeter Security, Second Edition

Preface

The flight from Lihue to San Francisco is about five and a half hours and allows me some of my most productive work time. The phone doesn't ring, the dog doesn't ask to go outside, and my personal firewall doesn't start blinking because someone is trying to scan my computer. The flight attendant crews are starting to know me; I don't want any airplane food, I brought my own recycled water bottle filled with water from my own reverse osmosis filter, just let me write. I am very thankful for a bit of understanding from the crew of United FLT 30 for the time to write this preface. If any of my words give you insight into the current state of affairs with perimeter and internal network management, don't attribute that to me. I rely more each ...