Information Systems Security, Volume 4

Volume 4, Number 1, 1995

From the Editor

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  Donn B. Parker:
  From the Editor. 3

Directions in Security

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  Harry B. DeMaio:
  A Wish List of Security and Continuity Technologies. 5-10

Public Policy Review

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  Wayne Madsen:
  Reinventing Federal Security Policy: A Failed Effort. 11-15

Computer Crime and Ethics

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  Donn B. Parker:
  Computer Loss Experience and Predictions. 16-22

The Cutting Edge

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  Ralph Spencer Poore:
  Business Use of Cryptography. 23-26

Product Highlights

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  Michael I. Sobol:
  Products for Power Protection. 27-31

Books in Review

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  Robert R. Moeller:
  Securing the NET (and Other Issues). 32-36

Original Articles

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  Douglas G. Conorich:
  Trusted UNIX Host Security. 37-43
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  Barry D. Lewis:
  Reviewing VTAM and NetView Security Controls. 44-55
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  Christopher Zoladz:
  Creating a Secure EDI Environment. 56-65
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  Bruce Murphy:
  Security of Wireless Local Area Networks. 66-75

Volume 4, Number 2, 1995

From the Editor

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  Donn B. Parker:
  From the Editor. 3-6

Directions in Security

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  Harry B. DeMaio:
  Open Systems Security and the Art of Random Juggling. 7-12

Public Policy Review

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  Wayne Madsen:
  Globalization of Services: GATT, NAFTA, and the Threat to Information Security. 13-18

Computer Crime and Ethics

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  Donn B. Parker:
  Possession as an Element of Information Security. 19-26

Original Articles

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  Dennis A. Adams, Shafique Pappa:
  Issues in Client/Server Security. 27-41
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  Peter D. Goldis:
  Single Sign-on: Problems and Solutions. 42-54
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  Karen Nelson:
  Combating Viruses on Microcomputers and LANs. 55-62
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  Ed Norris:
  Protecting Against Hacker Attacks. 63-71

Volume 4, Number 3, 1995

From the Editor

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  Donn B. Parker:
  From the Editor. 3

Directions in Security

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  Harry B. DeMaio:
  How Companies Are Approaching Open Systems SecurityA Composite View. 5-11

Public Policy Review

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  Wayne Madsen:
  Information Warfare: A New Threat to Information Security and Integrity. 12-15

Computer Crime and Ethics

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  Donn B. Parker:
  Defining Automated Crime. 16-21

The Cutting Edge

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  Ralph Spencer Poore:
  Closed Serve at the Open Net. 22-26

Product Highlights

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  Michael I. Sobol:
  Disaster Recovery Products and Services. 27-31

Books in Review

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  Robert R. Moeller:
  Security in Cyberspace (and Some Legal Issues). 32-37

Original Articles

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  Ralph P. Massaro:
  Single Sign-on and Security in a Client/Server Environment. 38-45
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  Glenn Hout:
  Harnessing Mainframe Strengths for an Enterprisewide Backup Solution. 46-51
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  Eugene H. Spafford:
  UNIX and Security: The Influences of History. 52-60
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  Edward H. Freeman:
  When Technology and Privacy Collide. 62-66
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  Phillip Q. Maier:
  Protecting the Portable Computing Environment. 67-74

Volume 4, Number 4, 1996

Directions in Security

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  Harry B. DeMaio:
  OSF/DCE Security - Its Worth Exploring. 3-7

Public Policy Review

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  Wayne Madsen:
  Digital Cash: Fact or Fancy. 8-13

Computer Crime and Ethics

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  Donn B. Parker:
  Security as the Target of Criminals. 14-20

The Cutting Edge

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  Philip Teplitzky:
  Security in Multidimensional Data Bases. 21-23

Product Highlights

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  Michael I. Sobol:
  NetWare Security Products. 24-28

Original Articles

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  James E. Molini:
  The New Frontier: Client/Server and Agent Technology - Part 2. 29-36
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  John P. Ceraolo:
  Penetration Testing Through Social Engineering. 37-48
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  Ron Hale:
  End-User Computing Security Guidelines. 49-64