Mac Security Bible

Joe Kissell was named one of MacTech's 25 most influential people in the Mac community for 2007. He's a senior contributor to Macworld and the senior editor of TidBITS, a website and weekly email newsletter about Macintosh and the Internet. Joe has worked in the Mac software industry since the early 1990s, including positions managing software development for Nisus Software and the Kensington Technology Group. He's the author of numerous books on Mac software.

Acknowledgments. Introduction. Part I: Mac Security Basics. Chapter 1: Mac Security Overview. Chapter 2: Securing Your Mac against Theft. Chapter 3: Working with User Accounts. Chapter 4: Configuring Basic Security Settings. Chapter 5: The Mac OS X Keychain. Chapter 6: Working with Passwords. Chapter 7: Securely Sharing System Resources. Chapter 8: Backing Up Your Mac. Part II: Protecting Your Privacy. Chapter 9: Securing Email, Chat, and Voice over IP. Chapter 10: Browsing the Web Securely. Chapter 11: Securely Accessing Other Computers. Chapter 12: Using Virtual Private Networks. Chapter 13: Encrypting and Securely Deleting Files. Part III: Network Security Fundamentals. Chapter 14: Guarding against Malware. Chapter 15: Securing Your Wired Network. Chapter 16: Securing Your Wireless Network. Chapter 17: Using Firewalls. Chapter 18: Web Server Security. Chapter 19: Using Logs. Part IV: Advanced Security Measures. Chapter 20: Network Scanning. Chapter 21: Vulnerability Scanning and Testing. Chapter 22: Network Monitoring. Chapter 23: Monitoring File Integrity. Chapter 24: Forensics: Discovering What Went Wrong. Part V: Securing Mac OS X Server. Chapter 25: Mac OS X Server Security Overview. Chapter 26: Using Directory Services. Chapter 27: Working with SSL Certificates. Chapter 28: Securing Email Services. Chapter 29: Securing File Sharing. Chapter 30: Securing the Web Server. Chapter 31: Securing Other Network Services. Glossary. Appendix: Where to Find More Information. Index.