W

WAN (wide area network), 73, 74, 86–91, BC29

war, 342

war dialing, 268, BC29

war driving, 268, BC30

warm site, 290, BC30

wastefulness, 255

water damage, 341

weather damage, 341

Web security, 115

Web site resources

ASIS International, 375

Carnegie Mellon SEI CERT Coordination Center, BC32

Check Point Certified Professional Program, 376

Cisco, 376

CISSP Open Study Guide, 14, 367, BC31

CompTIA, 377

CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures), BC32

Disaster Recovery Institute International (DRII), 378

GIAC (Global Information Assurance Certification), 381

HierosGamos Guide to Computers and the Law, BC32

INFOSYSSEC, BC32

International Council of E-Commerce Consultants, 379

Internet Security Systems, BC33

ISACA (Information Systems Audit and Control Association), 379–380

(ISC)², 11, 380

(ISC)² Code of Ethics, 333

(ISC)² journal, 29

(ISC)² newsletter, 29

Microsoft certifications, 381

OWASP (Open Web Applications Security Project), 167

SANS (Systems Administration, Networking, and Security), 15, 381

security organizations, 31

Simovits Consulting, BC33

Slashdot, BC33

study guides, 13–14

WindowsSecurity Network Security Library, BC34

well-formed transaction, 235

WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy), 86, BC30

white box testing, 68, BC30

white hats, 183

wide area network (WAN), 73–74, BC29

WiFi, BC30

WiFi protected access (WPA), 86

WindowsSecurity Network Security Library, BC34

Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP), 86, BC30

wireless LAN (WLAN), 74

Wireless Transport Layer Security (WTLS), 216–217, BC30

work experience required, 10–11

work factor, 197, BC30

World Trade Center attacks, disaster recovery planning changed by, 279

worm, 174–175, BC30

Writ of Possession, 328