Eric Reed - EC-Council Master Certified Instructor, CEH, CHFI, ECSA/LPT, CISSP, MCT, MCSE: Security
Eric Reed brings more than a decade of IT experience to his expert video instruction. Eric specializes in network penetration testing and digital forensics consultation for large corporations and government sectors. After working for many years in the IT security and training industry as an independent consultant, Eric became co-owner of Immersion Training, LLC. He is currently solely focused on advanced security consulting and education. Eric is an EC-Council Master Certified Instructor and a Microsoft Certified Trainer.

Gigantically comprehensive and carefully researched, Security Engineering makes it clear just how difficult it is to protect information systems from corruption, eavesdropping, unauthorized use, and general malice. Better, Ross Anderson offers a lot of thoughts on how information can be made more secure (though probably not absolutely secure, at least not forever) with the help of both technologies and management strategies. His work makes fascinating reading and will no doubt inspire considerable doubt--fear is probably a better choice of words--in anyone with information to gather, protect, or make decisions about.

Gigantically comprehensive and carefully researched, Security Engineering makes it clear just how difficult it is to protect information systems from corruption, eavesdropping, unauthorized use, and general malice. Better, Ross Anderson offers a lot of thoughts on how information can be made more secure (though probably not absolutely secure, at least not forever) with the help of both technologies and management strategies. His work makes fascinating reading and will no doubt inspire considerable doubt--fear is probably a better choice of words--in anyone with information to gather, protect, or make decisions about.

Businesses inevitably face a critical choice in the design and maintenance of their software systems: Dismantle older systems and completely replace them, or incrementally modernize existing systems. Many businesses choose the latter course, seeking to maximize their existing investment and preserve valuable business knowledge, while adapting to rapidly evolving technologies.