1.Internet Security Primer
Network security is a contradiction in terms, like the classic references to Jumbo Shrimp and Military Intelligence. True security can only be achieved when the information is isolated, locked in a safe, surrounded by guards, dogs and fences, and rendered inaccessible. Some would argue that even then, there is not absolute security. It simply is not possible, therefore, to render a network system completely secure, and any reader who wishes to understand and apply the principles of security to the Internet or any other network, must first understand and accept this basic tenet in order to be successful. In spite of this, managers of network systems must strive to attain this unreachable goal simultaneously.