Information Security Management Handbook Sixth Edition (VOLUME 2)

Information security is an interesting, many times frustrating discipline to institutionalize. The commonly accepted triad—people, process, technology—trips easily off the tongue. However, breaking down the threesome into its subcomponents gives one pause. Information security truly is a complex composite of many fields of study, including sociology, psychology, anthropology, virology, criminology, cryptology, etiology, and technology. Thus, we give tribute here to those who willingly choose to slay the dragons, oftentimes finding themselves tilting at windmills instead.