Developed in cooperation with Central Point Software, this course is designed for a 2-day training session, or a series of mini-sessions. Covers: understanding computer viruses, establishing guidelines for detecting the presence of viruses, defining the ways to safely remove viruses form both boot records & files, & a summary of virus issues & concerns for the future. Includes: a 200-page instructor training manual, overheads, the Computer Virus Survival Guide, the Virus Factbook, the PC tutorial "They're Here", & a video.

Designed for the busy executive. Provides a clear understanding of viruses and the detrimental effect they could have on an organization. Includes step-by-step methods to disinfect your computer.

This is the newest version of the definitive text book on computer viruses used to teach thousands of professionals worldwide. It is written by the award winning computer virus expert who has appeared on television & radio world wide. It includes many diagrams & graphics, & explains the whole topic clearly, simply, & explicitly. Topics include: how viruses work, how viruses bypass modern security systems, three differences between viruses & other computer attacks, how backups fail under virus attack, experimental attacks & what they have shown us, real world attacks & how management decisions stopped them or helped them spread, theoretical limits on defenses & how they impact practical systems, how to select an appropriate defense, how many modern defenses fail & what the long term solutions are, recovery from computer viruses, effects on risk analysis, audit failures, scenarios of attack & defense, & what the future holds in attacks & defenses. If you are going to read one book on computer viruses, this should be it! Discounts for libraries, universities, bookstores, & quantity purchases. Available through ASP Press, P. O. Box 81270 Pittsburgh, PA 15217, Tel. 412-422-4134, FAX 412-422-4135.

Here is an outstanding opportunity to learn about computer viruses from the internationally acclaimed pioneer in the field who actually coined the phrase "computer virus." This new edition of Cohen's classic work has been updated and expanded to nearly double its original size and now includes entirely new chapters on LAN viruses, international viruses, and good viruses (including code). As entertaining as it is thorough, the text is enlivened by Cohen's down-to-earth wit and his many fascinating anecdotes and heretofore unpublished historical facts about viruses. Both broad in its coverage and deep in its consideration, it includes dozens of lucid explanations and examples that amicably guide the reader through the complex, often convoluted subject matter. Hailed as a tour de force, Cohen's discussion of defensive strategies reveals many of the stumbling blocks that often trip readers up.

Official training kit teaches IT professionals how to design network security solutions in Windows 2000 as they prepare for MCP Exam 70-220, a core elective on the new Windows 2000 MCSE track. Balances conceptual information with practical application: students learn through an integrated system of skill-building tutorials, case study examples and self assessment tools.