RE: Information Security Principles

["Mike Bailey" <mike.bailey () sunbladesecurity com>]

> What does everyone think about this?

> Could anyone recommend a good book on these topics?

> > ummm... a cissp study guide? ;^)


I think go one step further than a study guide. We have too many people
quoting from the study books already. Just let a CISSP book be your
reference for more in-depth study. If you want books I suggest finding one
of the study guides with the biggest bibliography and check those out. The
CISSP covers A LOT of ground somewhat thinly. If anything it will let you
talk for hours with managers and never say anything of substance.

Believe it or not there is a lot of good info on places like the reading
room at Sans.org, on securityfocus, even nist.gov and other places like
that. You just have to sort through all the crap that's out there to get to
it.

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