Information Systems Security, Volume 3

Volume 3, Number 1, 1994

From the Editor

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  Donn B. Parker:
  From the Editor. 3-4

Directions in Security

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  Harry B. DeMaio:
  Information Protection Standards in the 1990s: Part 2. 5-10

Public Policy Review

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  Wayne Madsen:
  Protecting Business Secrets in an EDI/CALS Environment. 11-16

Computer Crime and Ethics

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  Donn B. Parker:
  Demonstrating the Elements of Information Security with Loss Scenarios. 17-22

Open Forum

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  Gordon Fielding:
  Electronic Eavesdropping: Solutions in Search of a Problem. 23-24

Product Highlights

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  Michael I. Sobol:
  Products for Media Backup and Recovery. 25-30

Books in Review

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  Robert R. Moeller:
  Two New Books on UNIX and Data Base Security. 31-34

Original Articles

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  Ray Kaplan, Joe Kovara, Glen Zorn:
  Planning and Implementing Kerberos for Large Distributed Systems Part 1. 35-44
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  Larry Runge:
  Security and Data Integrity in a Client-Server Environment. 45-56
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  Addison Fischer:
  Public Key Cryptography in Action. 57-70
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  Micki Krause:
  Writing a Communications Security Policy. 71-81

Volume 3, Number 2, 1994

From the Editor

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  Donn B. Parker:
  From the Editor. 3

Directions in Security

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  Harry B. DeMaio:
  Groupware - Hazardous to Your Health? 5-9

Public Policy Review

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  Wayne Madsen:
  Net-Jacking on the National Information Highway. 10-14

The Cutting Edge

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  Gary Benesko, Philip Teplitzky:
  Security and Controls for EDI. 15-19

Open Forum

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  Geoffrey W. Turner:
  Cryptography: Beyond Computer Crime. 20-23

Product Highlights

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  Michael I. Sobol:
  Anti-Virus Software. 24-29

Books in Review

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  William Hugh Murray:
  Five Views of the Common Body of Knowledge. 30-35

Original Articles

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  Ray Kaplan, Glen Zorn, Joe Kovara:
  Planning and Implementing Kerberos for Large Distributed Systems: Part 2. 36-44
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  Robert E. Smith:
  Proactive Solutions for Multinetwork Security. 47-55
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  Martha Stansell-Gamm:
  Responding to Computer Crime: A Security Practitioner's Guide. 56-64
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  Ralph Spencer Poore:
  Reference Monitor Technology: Watching Your Every Keystroke. 65-74
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  Donn B. Parker:
  A Guide to Selecting and Implementing Security Controls. 75-86

Volume 3, Number 3, 1994

From the Editor

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  Donn B. Parker:
  From the Editor. 3-4

Directions in Security

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  Harry B. DeMaio:
  Information Security: Behind the Telecommuting Power Curve. 5-10

Public Policy Review

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  Wayne Madsen:
  International ITSEC Standards: INTEL Isn't Inside. 11-15

Computer Crime and Ethics

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  Donn B. Parker:
  Update on Cryptography: Who Will Keep the Keys? 16-22

The Cutting Edge

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  Ralph Spencer Poore:
  Remembered Secrets: Multisession Systems, LANs, and Other Hiding Places. 23-26

Product Highlights

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  Michael I. Sobol:
  Data Encryption. 27-31

Books in Review

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  Robert R. Moeller:
  Communications Security, LAN Security, and Viruses. 32-36

Original Articles

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  Dan G. Erwin:
  The Thirty-Minute Risk Analysis. 37-44
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  Joseph Piazza:
  A Multilevel Strategy for Combatting Viruses. 45-52
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  Sandra M. Lambert:
  Exploiting the Power of Message Authentication Codes. 53-63
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  James E. Molini:
  The New Frontier: Clieht/Server and Agent Technology. 64-71

Volume 3, Number 4, 1995

From the Editor

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  Donn B. Parker:
  From the Editor. 3-4

Directions in Security

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  Harry B. DeMaio:
  Information Protection and Business Process Reengineering. 5-10

Public Policy Review

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  Wayne Madsen:
  Information Police on the Internet. 11-15

Computer Crime and Ethics

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  Donn B. Parker:
  Security Accountability in Job Performance. 16-20

The Cutting Edge

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  Gary Benesko, Philip Teplitzky:
  EDI Integrity Controls. 21-25

Product Highlights

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  Michael I. Sobol:
  Products Used to Secure Networked Macintosh Computers. 27-29

Books in Review

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  William Hugh Murray:
  Modern Cryptography. 30-33

Original Articles

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  Ed Sawicki:
  Securing NetWare Against Trojan Horse Attacks. 34-41
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  William M. Hancock:
  Dial-Up Modem Protection Schemes. 42-51
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  Kirby G. Dickson:
  Information Anarchy and the Control of Cryptography. 52-58
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  Mary Ann Davidson:
  Security in an Oracle Data Base Environment. 59-68