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"This book serves as a security practitioner’s guide to today’s most crucial issues in cyber security and IT infrastructure. It offers in-depth coverage of theory, technology, and practice as they relate to established technologies as well as recent advancements. It explores practical solutions to a wide range of cyber-physical and IT infrastructure protection issues.Composed of 11 chapters contributed by leading experts in their fields, this highly useful book covers disaster recovery, biometrics, homeland security, cyber warfare, cyber security, national infrastructure security, access controls, vulnerability assessments and audits, cryptography, and operational and organizational security, as well as an extensive glossary of security terms and acronyms.Written with instructors and students in mind, this book includes methods of analysis and problem-solving techniques through hands-on exercises and worked examples as well as questions and answers and the ability to implement practical solutions through real-life case studies. For example, the new format includes the following pedagogical elements :• Checklists throughout each chapter to gauge understanding• Chapter Review Questions/Exercises and Case Studies• Ancillaries: Solutions Manual; slide package; figure files"

"This book provides the foundations for understanding hardware security and trust, which have become major concerns for national security over the past decade. Coverage includes security and trust issues in all types of electronic devices and systems such as ASICs, COTS, FPGAs, microprocessors/DSPs, and embedded systems. This serves as an invaluable reference to the state-of-the-art research that is of critical significance to the security of, and trust in, modern society’s microelectronic-supported infrastructures."

"Machine generated contents note: 1.Importance of Culture Property Protection: Museums, Historic Sites, Archives, and LibrariesIntroductionMuseumsPrivate MuseumsLocal MuseumsCounty MuseumsState MuseumsNational MuseumsMilitary MuseumsHistoric SitesPrivate, Local, and County Historic SitesState Historic SitesNational Historic SitesArchivesPrivate, Local, and County ArchivesState ArchivesNational ArchivesLibrariesPrivate LibrariesCampus LibrariesLocal LibrariesCounty LibrariesState LibrariesNational LibrariesSummaryBibliography2.Security Threats to Museums, Historic Sites, Archives, and LibrariesSecurity Threats to MuseumsSecurity Threats to Historic SitesSecurity Threats to ArchivesSecurity Threats to LibrariesSecurity Threats to IndividualsWorkplace ViolencePrevention of Violence in the WorkplaceIdentification of Behavioral IndicatorsContents note continued: Threats from TerrorismTarget SelectionCounter TerrorismSigns of Terrorism3.Physical Security Protection for Museums, Historic Sites, Archives, and LibrariesIntrusion and Fire Detection SystemsSecurity CamerasDetermining Total System CostsDesign CostsInstallation CostsOperational CostsIT CostsMaintenance CostsReplacement CostsCost-Benefit AnalysisCost FactorsBenefit FactorsCost of LossPrevention CostsReturn on InvestmentLock and Key ControlMechanical LocksWafer Tumbler LocksDial Combination LocksHigh Security Dead Bolt LocksCard Access Electrified LocksExit LocksMaster Locking SystemsControl of Keys and Locking DevicesMaster KeysDuplicationLost KeysDisposition at Transfer or TerminationSecurity ContainersSecurity Filing CabinetsSecurity Barriers and FencingSecurity LightingContents note continued: Protection of Windows and Utility PortsRadio Frequency Identification, Magnetometers, and X-Ray DevicesProtection of ArtifactsArtifacts on DisplayArtifacts in StorageArtifacts in TransitProtection of Books, Publications, Documents, and PhotographsInternet Protection4.Security Department Organization and OperationChief Security OfficerDetermining Size of DepartmentMissionLegal Authorization to Protect PropertyProperty Profile and Security ThreatsProprietary Security ForceContract Security ForceUniforms and IdentificationStaff and Visitor IdentificationProtective EquipmentUse of Force ContinuumVehiclesCommunicationsReport ProceduresProtection of Department InformationLost and FoundEthics and ConductEthicsConductTrainingProfessional CertificationsRecruitment and SupervisionPatrolsService CallsVehicle StopsContents note continued: AuthorityApproaching Suspect Vehicle with Patrol VehicleFelony Vehicle InquiriesUse of ForceHandcuffsOleoresin Capsicum (OC)Extremities as Defensive WeaponsBatonsFirearmsInvestigationsApprehension and ArrestCourt TestimonySecurity Information CenterDealing with Media5.Safety and Fire ProtectionGeneral Safety PolicySafety CultureSafety ProgramSafety CoordinatorFire ProtectionInspectionsProtection EquipmentFire Evacuation Plans and DrillsEmployee and Visitor Protection MeasuresRight-to-Know Worker Protection ActHazardous Chemical InventoryMaterial Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)Container MarkingBloodborne Pathogens ActPolicyExposure Control OfficerDepartment Managers and SupervisorsEducation or Training CoordinatorEmployeesExposure DeterminationUniversal Precautions and Engineering ControlsContents note continued: Hepatitis B Vaccination ProgramHazardous Waste Management6.Emergency ResponsesMedical EmergenciesResponding to Medical EmergenciesTreatment of VictimVehicle AccidentsFiresEvacuationFirefightingGas LeaksImportant Safety PrecautionsSevere Weather and Natural DisastersBomb ThreatsNotification and EvacuationBomb SearchReturn to FacilityHostage SituationsAppendix A Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Library Theft Act(Act 95 of Session 1982, 18 Purdon's Statutes [&​#x00A7;]3929.1)House Bill 671Appendix B Cultural Property ResourcesProfessional Cultural Property Security OrganizationsProfessional Cultural Property OrganizationsRegional and State Museum Conferences and AssociationsRegional Conservation Guilds and AssociationsCultural Property Journals and PublicationsCultural Property Funding OrganizationsContents note continued: Cultural Property Organizations for Reporting TheftsAppendix C Cultural Property Physical Security ChecklistPerimeter BarriersProtective LightingIntrusion Detection SystemSecurity CommunicationsPersonnel Identification and ControlLock SecuritySecurity ForceAppendix D Cultural Property Key Control Program ChecklistA.Control measuresB.Custodians appointed in writing forC.Quarterly inspectionsD.Access rosterE.Keys and padlocksF.Key depositoriesG.Combination locksH.Seals and bandsAppendix E Cultural Property Security Force ChecklistSecurity OperationProprietary Security DepartmentContract SecurityAdministration IssuesMiscellaneous."