File System Forensic Analysis - If you have ever
wanted to know how a file system actually works from the hardware layer up
to the application, this is the book for you. The author is definitely a
subject matter expert on this topic and uses the UNIX tool The Sleuth Kit to
walk the user through forensically sound actions to paint a picture of how
an event might have occurred. Highly recommended.
Security Metrics - probably the most cited book on
security metrics. Enjoyable read with plenty of advice on presenting your
data.
IT Security Metrics-
Secrets and Lies- This book is Bruce Schneier's
take on Security around us. Great book to read when you want to look at the
complexities of technology security from a 500 foot view.
PCI Compliance-
Beginning the Linux Command Line- I have been
traditionally a Windows guy dating back to Windows for Workgroups 311. I
have always dabbled in Linux but never really got a grasp of the command
line aspects of the operating system, or what the GUI was really doing under
the hood. This book was a fantastic lesson in how the *nix operating system
is managed via command line.
