Computer Security, Principles and Practice

Computer Security: Principles and Practice

Computer Security: Principles and Practice is a comprehensive and practical guide to the foundations of modern cybersecurity. Designed for students, IT professionals, and security practitioners, this book delivers a clear understanding of essential security concepts while connecting theory to real-world applications.

Covering core topics such as cryptography, access control, authentication, network security, malware, intrusion detection, software security, and risk management, the book provides both conceptual depth and practical insight. It explains how security mechanisms work, why they are necessary, and how they are applied in enterprise environments.

The authors—William Stallings and Lawrie Brown—combine academic expertise with industry relevance, offering a balanced approach that bridges principles and practice. The content reflects current security challenges, including cloud security, IoT risks, web application vulnerabilities, and evolving threat landscapes.

Key Features:

• Clear explanations of fundamental security principles

• Real-world examples and case studies

• Coverage of the latest security technologies and threats

• End-of-chapter review questions and exercises

• Suitable for both introductory and intermediate-level courses

Whether you’re studying cybersecurity, preparing for a certification, or strengthening your professional knowledge, Computer Security: Principles and Practice serves as a reliable and authoritative resource in today’s rapidly evolving digital world.

Size: A4(20*28cm)

Printing: 80 gm – color

Cover: Softcover