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2001

What Do The Recent Terrorist Attacks Mean For The American Information Security Profession?Charles Cresson Wood. compsec, 20(8):667-670, 2001.

1997

A management view of internet electronic commerce securityCharles Cresson Wood. compsec, 16(4):316-320, 1997. [doi]

Part of the foundation for secure systems: separation of duties policyCharles Cresson Wood. imcs, 5(1):18-19, 1997. [doi]

A secure password storage policyCharles Cresson Wood. imcs, 5(2):79-80, 1997. [doi]

Securely handling staff terminationsCharles Cresson Wood. imcs, 5(3):100-101, 1997. [doi]

1996

Information owners, custodians and usersCharles Cresson Wood. imcs, 4(4):34-35, 1996. [doi]

A policy for sending secret information over communications networksCharles Cresson Wood. imcs, 4(3):18-19, 1996. [doi]

Removal of all unauthorized access paths in production softwareCharles Cresson Wood. imcs, 4(5):22-23, 1996. [doi]

A computer emergency response team policyCharles Cresson Wood. imcs, 4(2):4, 1996. [doi]

Constructing difficult-to-guess passwordsCharles Cresson Wood. imcs, 4(1):43-44, 1996. [doi]

1995

The Charles Cresson Wood fileCharles Cresson Wood. imcs, 3(4):23-26, 1995. [doi]

ISO 9000 and information securityCharles Cresson Wood, Karen Snow. compsec, 14(4):287-288, 1995. [doi]

Shifting information systems security responsibility from user organizations to vendor/publisher organizationsCharles Cresson Wood. compsec, 14(4):283-284, 1995. [doi]

Background checks for employees in computer-related positions of trustCharles Cresson Wood. imcs, 3(5):21-22, 1995. [doi]

Writing infosec policiesCharles Cresson Wood. compsec, 14(8):667-674, 1995. [doi]

1994

Fifty ways to secure dial-up connectionsCharles Cresson Wood. compsec, 13(3):209-215, 1994. [doi]

1993

Dreams Come True with Password GenieCharles Cresson Wood. imcs, 1(5), 1993. [doi]

Human error: an overlooked but significant information security problemCharles Cresson Wood, William W. Banks Jr.. compsec, 12(1):51-60, 1993. [doi]

Duress terminations and information securityCharles Cresson Wood. compsec, 12(6):527-535, 1993. [doi]

Principles of secure information systems design with groupware examplesCharles Cresson Wood. compsec, 12(7):663-678, 1993. [doi]

1991

Burning computer security, privacy, and freedom issuesCharles Cresson Wood. compsec, 10(6):524-532, 1991. [doi]

Using information security to achieve competitive advantageCharles Cresson Wood. compsec, 10(5):399-404, 1991. [doi]

1990

Fifteen major forces driving the civilian information security marketCharles Cresson Wood. compsec, 9(8):677-686, 1990. [doi]

Principles of secure information systems designCharles Cresson Wood. compsec, 9(1):13-24, 1990. [doi]

How many information security staff people should you have?Charles Cresson Wood. compsec, 9(5):395-402, 1990. [doi]

1989

Planning: A means to achieve data communications securityCharles Cresson Wood. compsec, 8(3):189-199, 1989. [doi]

1988

A context for information systems security planningCharles Cresson Wood. compsec, 7(5):455-465, 1988. [doi]

1987

Information systems security: Management success factorsCharles Cresson Wood. compsec, 6(4):314-320, 1987. [doi]

The human immune system as an information systems security reference modelCharles Cresson Wood. compsec, 6(6):511-516, 1987. [doi]

1986

Establishing internal technical systems security standardsCharles Cresson Wood. compsec, 5(3):193-200, 1986. [doi]

Security modules: Potent information security system componentsCharles Cresson Wood, Howard M. Zeidler. compsec, 5(2):114-121, 1986. [doi]

Establishing technical systems security standards at a large multinational bankCharles Cresson Wood. compsec, 5(2):169, 1986. [doi]

1985

Floppy diskette security measuresCharles Cresson Wood. compsec, 4(3):223-228, 1985. [doi]

Security for computer networks : D.W. Davies and W.L. Price New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1984. 386 + xix pages, $19.50Charles Cresson Wood. compsec, 4(3):248-249, 1985. [doi]

1984

Securicom '84Charles Cresson Wood. compsec, 3(2):140-142, 1984. [doi]

1983

Effective information system security with password controlsCharles Cresson Wood. compsec, 2(1):5-10, 1983. [doi]

Enhancing information security with the information resource management approachCharles Cresson Wood. compsec, 2(3):223-229, 1983. [doi]

1982

Future applications of cryptographyCharles Cresson Wood. compsec, 1(1):65-71, 1982. [doi]

Policies for deterring computer abuseCharles Cresson Wood. compsec, 1(2):139-145, 1982. [doi]

1981

Future Applications of CryptographyCharles Cresson Wood. sp 1981: 70-74 [doi]

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