Walter Williams has served as an infrastructure and security architect at firms as diverse as GTE Internetworking, State Street Corp, Teradyne, The Commerce Group and EMC. He has since moved to security leadership, where he'd served as at IdentityTruth, Passkey, Lattice Engines, and Monotype. He is an outspoken proponent of design before build, an advocate of frameworks and standards, and has spoken at Security B-Sides, Source Boston, Boston Application Security Conference, Rochester Security Summit, Wall of Sheep Village within DefCon, RiskSec Toronto and other venues . His articles on Security and Service Oriented Architecture have appeared in the Information Security Management Handbook, and he has a book with CRC press on the same topic. He sat on the board of directors for the New England ISSA chapter and was a member of the program committee for Metricons 8 and 10. He has a masters degree in Anthropology from Hunter College.

"This is a solid, and comprehensive, guide for those who have to start securing an enterprise from square one."- Rob Slade, Malware Researcher, Educator, Authorhttps://www.linkedin.com/pulse/review-creating-information-security-program-from-scratch-rob-slade/?trackingId=FfoVNajI3cwgfyKQEXhksg%3D%3D

• Preface. Chapter 1 Getting Started. Chapter 2 The Things You Must Do. Chapter 3 Asset Management. Chapter 4 Vulnerability Management. Chapter 5 Incident Management. Chapter 6 The Endpoint. Chapter 7 Email Security. Chapter 8 The Network. Chapter 9 Integrating Security Into Software Development. Chapter 10 Disasters. Chapter 11 Access Control. Chapter 12 Human Issues. Chapter 13 Maturity. Index.

Walter Williams has served as an infrastructure and security architect at firms as diverse as GTE Internetworking, State Street Corp, Teradyne, The Commerce Group and EMC. He has since moved to security leadership, where he'd served as at IdentityTruth, Passkey, Lattice Engines, and Monotype. He is an outspoken proponent of design before build, an advocate of frameworks and standards, and has spoken at Security B-Sides, Source Boston, Boston Application Security Conference, Rochester Security Summit, Wall of Sheep Village within DefCon, RiskSec Toronto and other venues . His articles on Security and Service Oriented Architecture have appeared in the Information Security Management Handbook, and he has a book with CRC press on the same topic. He sat on the board of directors for the New England ISSA chapter and was a member of the program committee for Metricons 8 and 10. He has a masters degree in Anthropology from Hunter College.

"This is a solid, and comprehensive, guide for those who have to start securing an enterprise from square one."- Rob Slade, Malware Researcher, Educator, Authorhttps://www.linkedin.com/pulse/review-creating-information-security-program-from-scratch-rob-slade/?trackingId=FfoVNajI3cwgfyKQEXhksg%3D%3D

• Preface. Chapter 1 Getting Started. Chapter 2 The Things You Must Do. Chapter 3 Asset Management. Chapter 4 Vulnerability Management. Chapter 5 Incident Management. Chapter 6 The Endpoint. Chapter 7 Email Security. Chapter 8 The Network. Chapter 9 Integrating Security Into Software Development. Chapter 10 Disasters. Chapter 11 Access Control. Chapter 12 Human Issues. Chapter 13 Maturity. Index.

Walter Williams has served as an infrastructure and security architect at firms as diverse as GTE Internetworking, State Street Corp, Teradyne, The Commerce Group and EMC. He has since moved to security leadership, where he'd served as at IdentityTruth, Passkey, Lattice Engines, and Monotype. He is an outspoken proponent of design before build, an advocate of frameworks and standards, and has spoken at Security B-Sides, Source Boston, Boston Application Security Conference, Rochester Security Summit, Wall of Sheep Village within DefCon, RiskSec Toronto and other venues . His articles on Security and Service Oriented Architecture have appeared in the Information Security Management Handbook, and he has a book with CRC press on the same topic. He sat on the board of directors for the New England ISSA chapter and was a member of the program committee for Metricons 8 and 10. He has a masters degree in Anthropology from Hunter College.

"This is a solid, and comprehensive, guide for those who have to start securing an enterprise from square one."- Rob Slade, Malware Researcher, Educator, Authorhttps://www.linkedin.com/pulse/review-creating-information-security-program-from-scratch-rob-slade/?trackingId=FfoVNajI3cwgfyKQEXhksg%3D%3D

• Preface. Chapter 1 Getting Started. Chapter 2 The Things You Must Do. Chapter 3 Asset Management. Chapter 4 Vulnerability Management. Chapter 5 Incident Management. Chapter 6 The Endpoint. Chapter 7 Email Security. Chapter 8 The Network. Chapter 9 Integrating Security Into Software Development. Chapter 10 Disasters. Chapter 11 Access Control. Chapter 12 Human Issues. Chapter 13 Maturity. Index.