Critical Infrastructure Protection in Homeland Security: Defending a Networked Nation
by Ted G. Lewis
Critical Infrastructure Protection in Homeland Security explores the importance of defending the interconnected systems that support a modern nation. Ted G. Lewis offers a focused examination of networked infrastructure security, making this book a useful resource for readers interested in homeland security, technology, and public policy.
About This Book
Critical infrastructure protection is a central concern in homeland security and national resilience.
This book addresses the challenges of defending a networked nation and protecting interconnected systems.
Ted G. Lewis presents the subject through the lens of infrastructure security, emphasizing the relationship between technology and public safety.
It is suited to readers seeking a broad introduction to the principles and concerns surrounding critical infrastructure protection.
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