"This book is intended for everyone in an organization who wishes to
have a basic understanding of information security. Knowledge about
information security is important to all employees. It makes no
difference if you work in a profit- or non-profit organization because
the risks that organizations face are similar for all organizations. It
clearly explains the approaches that most organizations can consider and
implement which helps turn Information Security management into an
approachable, effective and well-understood tool. It covers: - The
quality requirements an organization may have for information; - The
risks associated with these quality requirements; - The countermeasures
that are necessary to mitigate these risks; - Ensuring business
continuity in the event of a disaster; - When and whether to report
incidents outside the organization. The information security concepts in
this revised edition are based on the ISO/IEC27001:2013 and
ISO/IEC27002:2013 standards. But the text also refers to the other
relevant international standards for information security. The text is
structured as follows: - Fundamental Principles of Security and
Information security and Risk management. - Architecture, processes and
information, needed for basic understanding of what information security
is about. - Business Assets are discussed. - Measures that can be taken
to protect information assets. (Physical measures, technical measures
and finally the organizational measures.) The primary objective of this
book is to achieve awareness by students who want to apply for a basic
information security examination. It is a source of information for the
lecturer who wants to question information security students about their
knowledge. Each chapter ends with a case study. In order to help with
the understanding and coherence of each subject, these case studies
include questions relating to the areas covered in the relevant
chapters. "