Information Management & Computer Security, Volume 3

Volume 3, Number 1, 1995

• Martin Whybrow:
  Bridging the gaps. 4-6
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• Elaine Irwin:
  Software Intelligence introduces a new cross-platform, dient/server security solution. 7-8
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• T. J. Paradine:
  Business interruption insurance: a vital ingredient in your disaster recovery plan. 9-17
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• Jay Bloombecker:
  Simplifying the state and federal computer crime law maze in the USA. 18-20
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• Bruce Edwards, John Cooper:
  Testing the disaster recovery plan. 21-27
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• John R. Campbell:
  Real security for local area networks. 28-29
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• Richard Cardinali:
  Safeguarding databases: basic concepts revisited. 30-37
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• Kevin J. Fitzgerald:
  What if you had a flood in your computer room. 38-40
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• Graham Collier:
  Information privacy. 41-45
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Volume 3, Number 2, 1995

• Richard G. Mathieu, Robert L. Woodard:
  Data integrity and the Internet: implications for management. 3-7
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• Kevin J. Fitzgerald:
  Information security baselines. 8-12
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• Matthew K. O. Lee:
  Legal control of computer crime in Hong Kong. 13-19
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• Phil Spurling:
  Promoting security awareness and commitment. 20-26
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• Snehamay Banerjee, Damodar Y. Golhar:
  Security issues in the EDI environment. 27-33
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• Mahmoud M. Yasin, John V. Quigley:
  The utility of information systems views of CEOs and information system executives. 34-38
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Volume 3, Number 3, 1995

• Catherine Ko, Margaret A. Hurley:
  Managing end-user computing. 3-6
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• Barry Moule, Lina Giavara:
  Policies, procedures and standards: an approach for implementation. 7-16
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• Russell Smith:
  Business continuity planning and service level agreements. 17-19
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• Kevin J. Fitzgerald:
  Establishing an effective continuity strategy. 20-24
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• Thornton May:
  The interpersonal computer interregnum. 25-33
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Volume 3, Number 4, 1995

• Gregory R. Doddrell:
  Security environment reviews. 3-14
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• Gregory R. Doddrell:
  Information security and the Internet. 15-19
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• Barry Gubbins:
  Protecting availability in complex computer environments. 20-22
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• Charles Cresson Wood:
  The Charles Cresson Wood file. 23-26
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• Kevin J. Fitzgerald:
  Security and data integrity for LANs and WANs. 27-33
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Volume 3, Number 5, 1995

• Richard L. Nolan:
  Improving IT quality: the basics to boost service and cut costs. 3-7
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• Maaikel Klein Klouwenberg, William J. D. Koo, J. Alphons M. van Schaik:
  Establishing business strategy with information technology. 8-20
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• Charles Cresson Wood:
  Background checks for employees in computer-related positions of trust. 21-22
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• Thornton May:
  Chief information officer ABCs. 23-24
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• David Zerman:
  Crisis communication: managing the mass media. 25-28
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• David P. Norton:
  Managing benefits from information technology. 29-35
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