CISSP For Dummies

Chapter 3: Putting Your Certification to Good Use

Table 3-1: Post-CISSP Activities

Chapter 4: Access Control

Table 4-1: Generally Accepted Standards for Biometric Systems

Table 4-2: General Characteristics of Finger Scan and Hand Geometry Systems

Table 4-3: General Characteristics of Retina and Iris Pattern Systems

Table 4-4: General Characteristics of Voice Recognition and

Chapter 5: Telecommunications and Network Security

Table 5-1: Twisted Pair Cable Classes

Table 5-2: Cable Types and Characteristics

Table 5-3: The IEEE 802 Standards

Table 5-4: Wireless LAN Protocols

Table 5-5: Standard Leased Lines

Table 5-6: ISDN Service Levels

Table 5-7: xDSL Examples

Table 5-8: Circuit Switching versus Packet Switching

Table 5-9: IP Address Classes

Table 5-10: Connection-oriented and Connectionless Protocols

Chapter 9: Security Architecture and Design

Table 9-1: Access Matrix Example

Table 9-2: TCSEC Classes

Table 9-3: ITSEC Functionality (F) Classes and Evaluation (E) Levels

Table 9-4: The Common Criteria

Chapter 11: Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning

Table 10-1: Data Processing Continuity Planning Site Comparison

Chapter 13: Physical (Environmental) Security

Table 13-1: Fire Classes and Suppression/Extinguishing Methods

Table 13-2: Electrical Anomalies

Table 13-3: General Fencing Height Requirements