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Internet
Security: Informational Web Sites
COAST
Computer Operations, Audit, and Security Technology -- is
a multiple project, multiple investigator laboratory in computer
security research in the Computer Sciences Department at Purdue
University.
NTBugtraq
NTBugtraq is a mailing list for the discussion of security
exploits and security bugs in Windows NT and its related applications.
National Security
Institute's Security Resource Net
The site features industry and product news, computer alerts,
travel advisories, a calendar of events, a directory of products
and services, and access to an extensive virtual security
library.
SecurityPortal
A web site and information services provider, dedicated to
providing corporate security professionals with the information
and resources needed to protect their networks.
ICSA.net
ICSA develops high quality security products through product
certification programs and establishes better security practices
through management of multiple security-focused consortia.
TNO
Laboratory Security Information
Offers a list of links to security-realted sites and documents.
The IT Security
Cookbook
This book is intended as a 'self help' guide to computer &
network security, primarily for security managers, programmers
and system administrators.
Government security web sites:
Office of Information
Technology
The Office promotes the strategic management and effective
use of Federal information technology through the collaborative
development and execution of Government-wide programs and
functions.
Center
for Information Technology
A gateway to IT security-related sites, organizations, tools
and training.
National Institute
of Standards and Technology
The Computer Security Resource Clearinghouse (CSRC) is designed
to collect and disseminate computer security information and
resources to help users, systems administrators, managers,
and security professionals better protect their data and systems.
Underground security web sites:
Phrack Magazine
An online magazine that covers the ins and outs of current
IT security issues.
2600 Magazine: The Hacker
Quarterly
The title says it all.
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