Introduction to IT Security - Volume 1

Sekurak's Book: Introduction to IT Security , volume 1 is a joint work of 18 authors-practitioners known in the IT security community in Poland.

The only such publication on the Polish market.

Who should be interested in Introduction to IT Security?

• IT employees and those who want to learn about current security recommendations
• People taking their first steps in the field of technical IT security
• IT managers interested in IT security
• People responsible for implementing security measures in organizations
• Pentesters who want to expand their knowledge to other areas related to IT security
• People responsible for monitoring IT security
• People curious about current trends in IT security

Contents:

1. On ethics in hacking (Gynvael Coldwind)
2. What every administrator should know about web application security (Michał Sajdak)
3. Android – system security and basics of penetration testing of mobile applications (Marek Rzepecki)
4. iOS – system security and basics of penetration testing of mobile applications (Marek Rzepecki)
5. Penetration testing (Marcin Piosek)
6. Introduction to Cyber ​​Threat Intelligence (Bartosz Jerzman)
7. Threat modeling and application risk analysis (Łukasz Basa, Wiktor Sędkowski)
8. Introduction to the MITER ATT&CK® framework (Wojciech Lesicki)
9. Cryptology from a bird's eye view (Iwona Polak)
10. Introduction to the security of industrial control systems (ICS/OT) (Marcin Dudek)
11. Data security at rest - data encryption and deletion (Krzysztof Wosiński)
12. OSINT – introduction (Tomasz Turba)
13. Physical security - asset protection (Tomasz Dacka)
14. Modern fuzzing (Marek Zmysłowski)
15. Email authentication mechanisms – SPF, DKIM and DMARC (Grzegorz Trawiński)
16. Hashcat - a race against time as a function of forces and resources (Konrad Jędrzejczyk)
17. Introduction to Metasploit (Piotr Ptaszek)
18. PowerShell on the offensive (Paweł Maziarz)

Specification:

- Polish language
- ~942 pages, over 2 million characters, color printing
- 18 chapters by 18 authors (table of contents below)