security measures

An exploration of cyberpredators, defining what they are and discusses how being online makes people vulnerable, the use of technology to ensnare victims, tactics, laws, legal issues, online self-defense, and other related topics.

An introduction to jobs related to Internet security, including network administrators, computer software programmers, and networks systems and data communications analysts, and describing the skills, knowledge, outlook, and habits required to achieve success as a professional.

Describes what a cyberwar might be like, who the enemy might be, and how the U.S. might respond.

Discusses the wide range of espionage activity on the Web, role of cryptology in modern communications, industrial spying, and raises questions as to how the Internet will influence privacy and property rights.

Provides step-by-step instructions for installing outdoor lighting, door and window locks, burglar and fire alarms, and other home security devices.

This book introduces social networking, describing an acceptable use policy (AUP), privacy settings, creating good screen names and passwords, online etiquette, and staying safe.

Presents information on the issues concerning our privacy and our rights to privacy.

A report on the overblown fear of violence that turns American schools into prisons and students into suspects describes how the fixation on crime and security has resulted in unprecedented restrictions on student rights, dignity, and educational freedom.

Collects more than thirty articles from key publications, such as "The Economist, " "The New York Times, " and "Business Week, " that address issues concerning Internet safety, covering viruses, spam, identity theft, cyber attacks, and other related topics.

Presents an introduction to the Internet, and offers advice on how to stay safe when using the technology.