John M. Davis Livres

Role engineering secures information systems. It ensures that every user has the right permission to access just the right information, computers, and networks. When hundred or thousands of computer users must be assigned their own individual access permission, role engineering saves significant time and money while protecting data and systems. This first-of-its-kind book illustrates the entire role engineering process, from project planning to deployment and verification. In addition to explaining technical aspects, the book emphasizes business benefits by showing how to manage risks and costs. Practitioners get proven techniques that define roles and ensure proper assignment of permissions and roles to users. The book also shows how to verify that roles comply with security policies.

This guide offers an in-depth exploration of aircraft powerplants, incorporating the latest advancements and regulatory changes in the field. It serves as a vital resource for understanding the complexities of aircraft engines, featuring detailed explanations and illustrations. The updated content ensures that readers are informed about current technologies and practices, making it an essential reference for aviation professionals and enthusiasts alike.

Focusing on logistics during World War II, the book examines supply methods in both the European and Pacific theaters. It evaluates the impact of Armed Forces unification on supply responsibilities for common and specialized equipment, as well as transportation. The analysis leads to recommendations for a systematic approach to ensure efficient supply across all military branches, addressing operations within a unified command and support operations in the Zone of the Interior.