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Table of Contents: “...Part, SECTION II: PORTING AND DEVELOPING APPUCATIONS IN A HETEROGENEOUS ENVIRONMENT -- chapter 1 A Brief History of LAN Operating Systems -- chapter 2 Assessing Desktop Operating Systems -- chapter 3 Evaluating Client/Server Operating Systems: Focus on Windows -- chapter 4 Transitioning to Windows NT -- chapter 5 Porting Issues Due to Operating System Differences -- chapter 6 Porting Applications between Heterogeneous EnvironmentsfRewriting Applications -- chapter 7 Porting GUI Programs -- chapter 8 Visual Basic and Object-Oriented Development -- chapter 9 Developing New Applications in a Heterogeneous Environment -- chapter 10 Accessing Windows Applications from UNIX and Vice Versa -- chapter 11 Developing Workstation-Based Client/Server Applications -- chapter 12 Using Middleware for Interoperable Systems -- chapter 13 Implementing OLE on Non.Windows Platforms Using ObjectBroker -- chapter 14 Comparing Object.Oriented Development and Component-Based Development Using Visual Basic, Powerbuilder, and Visual C++ -- chapter 15 Java Application Development Including Database and Network Integration -- chapter 16 Using Java for Application Development and Comparison with CGI/PERL. -- part, SECTION III: DFSKTOPS IN A HETEROGENEOUS ENVIRONMENT -- chapter 17 Enterprise Desktops and Emulators -- chapter 18 Desktop Evolution Driving Connectivity Technologies -- chapter 19 Considerations for Implementing Corporate Intranets -- chapter 20 The Mainframe as Enterprise Server -- chapter 21 Managing Applications on the Network -- part, SECTION IV: DATA ACCESS IN A HETEROGENEOUS ENVIRONMENT -- chapter 22 Equivalent Features of DB2, Oracle, Sybase, and Ingres -- chapter 23 Distributed Databases -- chapter 24 Publishing Database Information on the World Wide Web -- chapter 25 Heterogeneous Network File and Print Access -- chapter 26 Using CORBA to Integrate Database Systems -- chapter 27 Accessing Multiple Databases Using Federated Databases -- chapter 28 Database Interoperability: From Federated Database to a Mobile Federation -- chapter 29 Database Gateways and Interoperability -- chapter 30 Managing Multiple Databases Across Heterogeneous Hardware and Software Systems -- chapter 31 Object-Relational DB2 -- chapter 32 Legacy Data Conversion -- part, SECTION V: SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION IN A HETEROGENEOUS ENVIRONMENT -- chapter 33 NetWare Considerations -- chapter 34 Configuring Windows NT clients in a NetWare Environment -- chapter 35 Comparing Windows NT and UNIX System Administration -- chapter 36 Managing Distributed Network Systems Using Single Sign-on, Password Synchronization, and the Authentication Server -- chapter 37 Managing Heterogeneous Environments -- chapter 38 Business Continuity in the Distributed Environment -- chapter 39 Controlling a Multivendor Environment -- chapter 40 The Help Desk in a Distributed Environment -- chapter 41 Job Scheduling in the Open Systems Environment -- chapter 42 Multiple Protocols: The Network Manager's Headache -- chapter 43 Managing Multivendor Networks Using DEC's Polycenter Framework -- chapter 44 Managing Multivendor Networks Using Hewlett-Packard's OpenView -- part, SECTION VI: COMMUNICATIONS IN A HETEROGENEOUS ENVIRONMENT -- chapter 45 The Essentials of Enterprise Networking -- chapter 46 High-Speed Services for LAN Interconnection -- chapter 47 Enterprise Network Monitoring and Analysis -- chapter 48 Multicast Network Infrastructures -- chapter 49 Internetworking at the Physical and Data Link Layers -- chapter 50 Planning, Designing, and Optimization of Enterprise Networks -- chapter 51 Distributed Network Support and Control -- chapter 52 Comparing Popular E-mail Systems -- chapter 53 E-mail and Internet in Heterogeneous Environments -- chapter 54 Managing Coexisting SNA and LAN Internetworks -- chapter 55 SNA-LAN Integration Strategies -- chapter 56 SNA Over Frame Relay -- chapter 57 Operating a Network Manager's Help Desk in a Heterogeneous Environment -- chapter 58 An Expert Operating System That Manages Multi-Network Communications -- part, SECTION VII: SECURIlY IN A HETEROGENEOUS ENVIRONMENT -- chapter 59 Windows NT Server Security Features -- chapter 60 UNIX Security Features -- chapter 61 Software Tools for Detecting Misuse on UNIX Systems -- chapter 62 Novell NetWare 4X Security -- chapter 63 AS/400 Security Controls -- chapter 64 Implementing Kerberos in Distributed Systems -- chapter 65 E-mail Security Using Pretty Good Privacy -- chapter 66 An Introduction to Internet Security and Firewall Policies -- chapter 67 Applets and Network Security -- chapter 68 Oracle Database Security -- chapter 69 Relational Database Access Controls Using SQL -- part, SECTION VIII: DISTRIBUTED HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEMS -- chapter 70 Developments and Challenges in Distributed Data Communications Management Systems -- chapter 71 Distributed Processing for Distributed Databases -- chapter 72 Securing Distributed Data Networks -- chapter 73 Managing Distributed Computing -- part, SECTION IX: Implementing Heterogeneous Systems -- chapter 74 Solution Selection Factors and Guidelines -- chapter 76 Evaluating Vendor Support Policies -- chapter 77 WAN Network Integration: A Case Study -- chapter 78 Remote LAN/WAN Connections: A Case Study -- chapter 79 Frame Relay in an IBM Environment -- chapter 80 Turning Host Developers into Object Technicians -- part, SECTION X: AUDITING SYSTEMS -- chapter 81 Auditing Windows NT LANs -- chapter 82 Auditing UNIX: General, Log-in, and Superuser Security -- chapter 83 Auditing UNIX: Security Issues, Change Control, and Disaster Recovery....”
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Table of Contents: “...System Evaluation -- 11.5.1.1. Media Sharing Process -- 11.5.1.2.Computational Complexity -- 11.5.2. ...”
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Table of Contents: “...Introduction xxi -- Assessment Test xxviii -- Chapter 1 Architectural Concepts 1 -- Cloud Characteristics 2 -- Business Requirements 4 -- Existing State 5 -- Quantifying Benefits and Opportunity Cost 6 -- Intended Impact 8 -- Cloud Evolution, Vernacular, and Models 9 -- New Technology, New Options 9 -- Cloud Computing Service Models 10 -- Cloud Deployment Models 12 -- Cloud Computing Roles and Responsibilities 13 -- Cloud Computing Definitions 14 -- Foundational Concepts of Cloud Computing 16 -- Sensitive Data 16 -- Virtualization 16 -- Encryption 16 -- Auditing and Compliance 17 -- Cloud Service Provider Contracts 17 -- Related and Emerging Technologies 18 -- Summary 19 -- Exam Essentials 19 -- Written Labs 20 -- Review Questions 21 -- Chapter 2 Design Requirements 25 -- Business Requirements Analysis 26 -- Inventory of Assets 26 -- Valuation of Assets 27 -- Determination of Criticality 27 -- Risk Appetite 29 -- Security Considerations for Different Cloud Categories 31 -- IaaS Considerations 32 -- PaaS Considerations 32 -- SaaS Considerations 32 -- General Considerations 33 -- Design Principles for Protecting Sensitive Data 33 -- Hardening Devices 33 -- Encryption 35 -- Layered Defenses 35 -- Summary 36 -- Exam Essentials 37 -- Written Labs 37 -- Review Questions 38 -- Chapter 3 Data Classification 43 -- Data Inventory and Discovery 45 -- Data Ownership 45 -- The Data Lifecycle 46 -- Data Discovery Methods 50 -- Jurisdictional Requirements 51 -- Information Rights Management (IRM) 53 -- Intellectual Property Protections 53 -- IRM Tool Traits 57 -- Data Control 59 -- Data Retention 60 -- Data Audit 61 -- Data Destruction/Disposal 63 -- Summary 65 -- Exam Essentials 65 -- Written Labs 66 -- Review Questions 67 -- Chapter 4 Cloud Data Security 71 -- Cloud Data Lifecycle 73 -- Create 74 -- Store 75 -- Use 75 -- Share 75 -- Archive 76 -- Destroy 77 -- Cloud Storage Architectures 78 -- Volume Storage: File-Based Storage and Block Storage 78 -- Object-Based Storage 78 -- Databases 79 -- Content Delivery Network (CDN) 79 -- Cloud Data Security Foundational Strategies 79 -- Encryption 79 -- Masking, Obfuscation, Anonymization, and Tokenization 81 -- Security Information and Event Management 84 -- Egress Monitoring (DLP) 85 -- Summary 86 -- Exam Essentials 86 -- Written Labs 87 -- Review Questions 88 -- Chapter 5 Security in the Cloud 93 -- Shared Cloud Platform Risks and Responsibilities 95 -- Cloud Computing Risks by Deployment Model 97 -- Private Cloud 98 -- Community Cloud 98 -- Public Cloud 100 -- Hybrid Cloud 104 -- Cloud Computing Risks by Service Model 104 -- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) 104 -- Platform as a Service (PaaS) 105 -- Software as a Service (SaaS) 106 -- Virtualization 106 -- Threats 107 -- Countermeasure Methodology 109 -- Disaster Recovery (DR) and Business Continuity (BC) 112 -- Cloud-Specific BIA Concerns 112 -- Customer/Provider Shared BC/DR Responsibilities 113 -- Summary 116 -- Exam Essentials 116 -- Written Labs 117 -- Review Questions 118 -- Chapter 6 Responsibilities in the Cloud 123 -- Foundations of Managed Services 126 -- Business Requirements 127 -- Business Requirements: The Cloud Provider Perspective 127 -- Shared Responsibilities by Service Type 133 -- IaaS 133 -- PaaS 133 -- SaaS 133 -- Shared Administration of OS, Middleware, or Applications 134 -- Operating System Baseline Configuration and Management 134 -- Shared Responsibilities: Data Access 136 -- Customer Directly Administers Access 137 -- Provider Administers Access on Behalf of the Customer 137 -- Third-Party (CASB) Administers Access on Behalf of the Customer 137 -- Lack of Physical Access 137 -- Audits 138 -- Shared Policy 142 -- Shared Monitoring and Testing 142 -- Summary 143 -- Exam Essentials 143 -- Written Labs 144 -- Review Questions 145 -- Chapter 7 Cloud Application Security 149 -- Training and Awareness 151 -- Common Cloud Application Deployment Pitfalls 154 -- Cloud-Secure Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) 156 -- Configuration Management for the SDLC 157 -- ISO/IEC 27034-1 Standards for Secure Application Development 158 -- Identity and Access Management (IAM) 159 -- Identity Repositories and Directory Services 160 -- Single Sign-On (SSO) 161 -- Federated Identity Management 161 -- Federation Standards 162 -- Multifactor Authentication 162 -- Supplemental Security Components 163 -- Cloud Application Architecture 164 -- Application Programming Interfaces 164 -- Tenancy Separation 165 -- Cryptography 165 -- Sandboxing 166 -- Application Virtualization 167 -- Cloud Application Assurance and Validation 167 -- Threat Modeling 167 -- Quality of Service 169 -- Software Security Testing 170 -- Approved APIs 172 -- Software Supply Chain (API) Management 172 -- Securing Open-Source Software 172 -- Application Orchestration 173 -- The Secure Network Environment 174 -- Summary 175 -- Exam Essentials 175 -- Written Labs 176 -- Review Questions 177 -- Chapter 8 Operations Elements 181 -- Physical/Logical Operations 183 -- Facilities and Redundancy 184 -- Virtualization Operations 194 -- Storage Operations 196 -- Physical and Logical Isolation 199 -- Application Testing Methods 200 -- Security Operations Center 201 -- Continuous Monitoring 201 -- Incident Management 202 -- Summary 203 -- Exam Essentials 204 -- Written Labs 204 -- Review Questions 205 -- Chapter 9 Operations Management 209 -- Monitoring, Capacity, and Maintenance 211 -- Monitoring 211 -- Maintenance 213 -- Change and Configuration Management (CM) 217 -- Baselines 218 -- Deviations and Exceptions 218 -- Roles and Process 219 -- Release Management 221 -- IT Service Management and Continual Service Improvement 222 -- Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery (BC/DR) 223 -- Primary Focus 224 -- Continuity of Operations 225 -- The BC/DR Plan 225 -- The BC/DR Kit 227 -- Relocation 228 -- Power 229 -- Testing 230 -- Summary 231 -- Exam Essentials 231 -- Written Labs 232 -- Review Questions 233 -- Chapter 10 Legal and Compliance Part 1 237 -- Legal Requirements and Unique Risks in the Cloud Environment 239 -- Legal Concepts 239 -- US Laws 242 -- International Laws 246 -- Laws, Frameworks, and Standards Around the World 246 -- Information Security Management Systems (ISMSs) 252 -- The Difference between Laws, Regulations, and Standards 254 -- Potential Personal and Data Privacy Issues in the Cloud Environment 254 -- eDiscovery 255 -- Forensic Requirements 256 -- Conflicting International Legislation 256 -- Cloud Forensic Challenges 257 -- Direct and Indirect Identifiers 258 -- Forensic Data Collection Methodologies 258 -- Audit Processes, Methodologies, and Cloud Adaptations 259 -- Virtualization 259 -- Scope 259 -- Gap Analysis 260 -- Restrictions of Audit Scope Statements 260 -- Policies 261 -- Different Types of Audit Reports 261 -- Auditor Independence 262 -- AICPA Reports and Standards 262 -- Summary 263 -- Exam Essentials 264 -- Written Labs 264 -- Review Questions 265 -- Chapter 11 Legal and Compliance Part 2 269 -- The Impact of Diverse Geographical Locations and Legal Jurisdictions 271 -- Policies 272 -- Implications of the Cloud for Enterprise Risk Management 276 -- Choices Involved in Managing Risk 276 -- Risk Management Frameworks 279 -- Risk Management Metrics 281 -- Contracts and Service-Level Agreements (SLAs) 281 -- Business Requirements 284 -- Cloud Contract Design and Management for Outsourcing 284 -- Identifying Appropriate Supply Chain and Vendor Management Processes 285 -- Common Criteria Assurance Framework (ISO/IEC 15408-1:2009) 285 -- CSA Security, Trust, and Assurance Registry (STAR) 286 -- Supply Chain Risk 287 -- Manage Communication with Relevant Parties 288 -- Summary 289 -- Exam Essentials 289 -- Written Labs 289 -- Review Questions 290 -- Appendix A Answers to Written Labs 295 -- Chapter 1: Architectural Concepts 296 -- Chapter 2: Design Requirements 296 -- Chapter 3: Data Classification 297 -- Chapter 4: Cloud Data Security 298 -- Chapter 5: Security in the Cloud 299 -- Chapter 6: Responsibilities in the Cloud 299 -- Chapter 7: Cloud Application Security 300 -- Chapter 8: Operations Elements 300 -- Chapter 9: Operations Management 301 -- Chapter 10: Legal and Compliance Part 1 302 -- Chapter 11: Legal and Compliance Part 2 302 -- Appendix B Answers to Review Questions 303 -- Chapter 1: Architectural Concepts 304 -- Chapter 2: Design Requirements 305 -- Chapter 3: Data Classification 307 -- Chapter 4: Cloud Data Security 308 -- Chapter 5: Security...”
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Table of Contents: “...Enhancing Knowledge and Skill Chains in Manufacturing and Engineering -- Enhancing Knowledge and Skill Chains in Manufacturing and Engineering -- Generic Infrastructure Requirements and Components -- Engineering Information Infrastructure for Product Lifecycle Managment -- Architecting an Ubiquitous and Model Driven Information Infrastructure -- Service Modeling for Service Engineering -- The Extended Products Paradigm, An Introduction -- Process Plant Information Integration in Three Dimensions -- Using Contexts in Managing Product Knowledge -- Object-Oriented Design Pattern Approach to Seamless Modeling, Simulation and Implementation of Distributed Control Systems -- An Interoperability Framework and Capability Profiling for Manufacturing Software -- IT-Supported Modeling, Analysis and Design of Supply Chains -- Multi-Strata Modeling in MCM and CLM for Collaborative Engineering -- Ontological Stratification in an Ecology of Infohabitants -- Logics of Becoming in Scheduling -- Communication in the Digital City and Artifact Lives -- Validating MEDIQUAL Constructs -- External Collaboration -- Distributed Engineering Environment for Inter-Enterprise Collaboration -- Agent Based Manufacturing Capability Assessment in the Extended Enterprise Using Step AP224 and XML -- Inter-Enterprise Planning of Manufacturing Systems Applying Simulation with IPR Protection -- A Study on Support System for Distributed Simulation System of Manufacturing Systems Using HLA -- Method and Tool for Design Process Navigation and Automatic Generation of Simulation Models for Manufacturing Systems -- Knowledge Management in BID Preparation for Global Engineering and Manufacturing Projects -- Supply Chain Engineering and the Use of a Supporting Knowledge Management Application -- A Planning Framework for the Deployment of Innovative Information and Communication Technologies in Procurement -- Supreme: Supply Chain Integration by Reconfigurable Modules -- Tools and Methods for Risk Management in Multi-Site Engineering Projects -- Development of an After-Sales Support Inter-Enterprise Collaboration System Using Information Technologies -- Collaborative Service in Global Manufacturing - a New Paradigm -- Remote Maintenance Support in Virtual Service Enterprises -- Factory Floor Infrastructure -- Intelligent Process Planning and Control Framework for the Internet -- Implementation of a Data Gathering System with Scalable Intelligent Control Architecture -- Creation of Feature Sets for Developing Integrated Process Planning System -- Proposal of Modification Strategy of NC Program in the Virtual Manufacturing Environment -- Dynamic Co-Operative Scheduling Based on HLA -- A Study on Data Handling Mechanism of a Distributed Virtual Factory -- A Study on Real-Time Scheduling Methods in Holonic Manufacturing Systems -- Sensitivity Analysis of Critical Path and Its Visualization in Job Shop Scheduling -- Enterprise Integration of Management and Automation in a Refinery -- Man-System Collaboration -- CAI System with Multi-Media Text Through Web Browser for NC Lathe Programming -- Web Based Operation Instruction System Using Wearable Computer -- Model-Based Description of Human Body Motions for Ergonomics Evaluation -- Model-Based Motion Analysis of Factory Workers Using Multi-Perspective Video Cameras -- Human Factor and its Identification in Manufacturing Prediction....”
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