Security in the Cyber Age

Security in the Cyber Age by Derek S. Reveron and John E. Savage delivers a timely, authoritative guide for readers navigating the fast-evolving world of cyber threats and policy. Clear, compelling, and globally minded, this book illuminates how technology, strategy, and governance intersect to shape security in the 21st century.

Begin with a vivid exploration of modern cyber risks—from state-sponsored attacks and cybercrime to critical infrastructure vulnerabilities—and move into practical frameworks for assessing and managing those threats. The authors blend real-world case studies with rigorous analysis to explain complex topics like cyber warfare, national security strategy, information assurance, and risk management in an accessible way.

Whether you’re a policymaker, IT professional, student, or business leader, this book equips you with actionable insights: learn how nations and organizations build resilient systems, craft effective cyber policy, and respond to incidents across international and regional contexts. Emphasizing both technical understanding and strategic thinking, it’s a resource that bridges theory and practice.

Readable yet scholarly, Security in the Cyber Age stands out as a global resource on cybersecurity and cyber policy. If you need a practical, well-researched roadmap to protect assets, anticipate emerging threats, and contribute to smarter security decisions worldwide, this is an essential addition to your shelf. Order your copy today and take a decisive step toward mastering security in the digital era.

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