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A Practical Guide to TPM 2.0
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“The suspense was killing me. I just had to read it straight through!” Although these responses to our book would be gratifying, it’s doubtful that any book on digital security will ever garner this type of reaction. Digital security is the computer equivalent of disaster insurance. Few people care very much about it or give it much thought, and everyone hates paying for it … until a catastrophe hits. Then we are either really glad we had it or really sad that we didn’t have enough of it or didn’t have it at all. We may sound like Chicken Little crying the “the sky is falling, the sky is falling,” but mark our words: a digital security catastrophe is headed your way. We could quote a plethora of statistics about the rising occurrence of digital security threats, but you’ve probably heard them, and, quite frankly, you don’t care, or at least you don’t care enough. It’s questionable whether any preaching on our part will make you care enough until you’re personally impacted by such a calamity, but we’ll try anyway. When your reputation is tarnished, your finances are impacted, your identity is stolen, your physical well-being is threatened, your company’s reputation and finances are harmed, and, quite possibly, your country is overthrown, then you’ll wake up to the need for cyber security. But it might be too late then. Like people living in a flood zone, the question isn’t whether the flood is coming, but rather when the disaster will hit and whether you’ll be prepared for it. The time to buy digital-security flood insurance is now! Don’t wait until the flood hits.
Will Arthur, David Challener With Kenneth Goldman - Personal Name
978-1-4302-6584-9
NONE
Information Technology
English
2013
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