“Men of power have no time to read; yet the men who do not read are unfit for power.“ — William Godwin
I am going to be hitting the road at the end of this week. That means, catching up on podcasts while I drive, and doing some reading while in the hotel room. I pulled a few topics of interest and printed them out. In case they might interest others, I have included the links below. I am going to be attending the Cybersecurity Summit 2007 for NSF Large Research Facilities. You probably did not think the monastery would qualify as a large NSF research facilities. Well, it doesn’t. But we do advise those troubled souls in the matter of security enlightenment. Now I have not attended one of these summits before, so it should be interesting. If you happen to be attending, look for me. I’ll be one with the big notebook of reading material.
Defense in Depth
- A Layered Approach to Security
- Defense in Depth: Foundations for Secure and Resilient IT Enterprises
Security Baseline
Information Security Governance
- Information Security Governance: Guidance for Boards of Directors and Executive Management 2nd Edition
- Why Information Security Governance Is Critical to Wider Corporate
- Information Security Governance: Motivations, Benefits and Outcome
Information Security Hormonization
SOA Security
- Understanding SOA Security Design and Implementation
- SOA: Redrawing the Business Processes
- SOA Security in Action
- Interview with Gary McGraw, CTO of Cigital, Inc.
- Managing Enterprise Risks: Security Considerations in the Deployment of SOA
- SOA raises security worries
- SOA Security Overview
- SOA Security, Identity 2.0 and Convergence
- SOA Security and Enterprise Reuse
- SaaS and SOA: Together Forever
- Security Concepts, Challenges, and Design Considerations for Web Services Integration
- SOA Meta Model
- Another SOA Meta Model
