Critical Infrastructure Protection in Homeland Security: Defending a Networked Nation
by Ted G. Lewis
Critical Infrastructure Protection in Homeland Security explores the challenges of defending the interconnected systems that underpin a modern nation. Ted G. Lewis presents a broad examination of infrastructure security, homeland security, networked systems, and the risks associated with protecting essential services and national capabilities.
About This Book
Critical infrastructure is essential to the functioning of modern society, encompassing interconnected systems and services that support security, commerce, and public well-being.
This book examines critical infrastructure protection within the broader context of homeland security and a networked nation.
It offers a structured perspective on the challenges of defending complex infrastructure systems and managing the risks created by their interdependence.
Written by Ted G. Lewis, the book is suited to readers seeking an introduction to the strategic and practical issues surrounding infrastructure security.
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