SSL (secure socket layer) and TLS (Transport Layer Security) are widely deployed security protocols that are used in all kinds of web-based e-commerce and e-business applications. This book offers an introduction to these protocols. It shows how to employ SSL and TLS and configure security solutions that are based on the use of SSL/TLS protocols.

This guide to communications technology aims to provide a broad, integrated view of the technologies available worldwide from a business perspective. It covers both public and private networks, offers a basic explanation of a wide range of technologies and describes their underlying principles.

Presenting a description of automated HF communications, this work also considers the many phenomena which affect HF radio, and offers insight into new and future HF techniques. It includes information on automatic link establishment (ALE) technology.

Using clear, concise copy and many real-world application examples, this text provides a description of finite-element method (FEM) implementation, while the software provides the code and tools needed to solve the three major types of EM problems.

A discussion of the Functional Modelling approach used for specification of telecommunications networks and equipment and the Open Distributed Processing approach for specification of TC network management. It covers Unified Modelling Language and issues associated with inter-domain management.

This work presents a comprehensive description of the basic principles and practical application of the conjugate gradient method in combination with fast Fourier transform (CG-FFT). It provides extensive fundamental analyses of basic spectral methods and conjugate gradient methods.

A comprehensive and broad introduction to computer and intrusion forensics, designed to help you master the tools, techniques and underlying concepts. It presents case studies from around the world, and covers the areas of law enforcement, national security and the private sector.

This is a practical solution sourcebook for real-world high-resolution and spotlight SAR image processing. Widely-used algorithms are presented for both system errors and propagation phenomenon, and a chapter is devoted to SAR system performance.

This reference work on solid dielectric horn antennas outlines the underlying principles, design criteria and procedures, and radiation mechanisms associated with the various types of dielectric antennas in current use.

This program analyzes antennas and scatterers by solving the two-potential equation, and evaluates current distribution, near and far fields, and input impedance. It allows the user to define the geometry of any particular wire antenna or scatterer, and it can be incorporated into another program.

This volume delivers an in-depth examination of the three basic field-theoretical methods used to aid the design of different waveguide components - the mode matching technique, the finite element method and the transmission line matrix (TLM) method.

An overview of coupled line fundamentals, this text explains their applications in designing microwave and millimetre-wave components used in today's personal communication, audio/visual, microwave, radar, satellite communications, and other systems.

Offers the only consolidated reference on radar polarimetry design, analysis, and application and explains the most recent development in polarization system design and application. Illustrated with 150 figures, 10 tablets, and 9 full-color SAR images.

Explaining critical decisions behind the standards' development, this text describes cabling examples for token ring; enhancement in point-to-point distance provided by Dedicated Token Ring; and how the standard's consensus process was used to solve the jitter accumulation interoperability issue.