Bibliography - Antivirus

Bibliography


'Virus Encounters, 1995: Cost to the World Population'. Testimony, House Subcommittee on Telecommunications and Finance, Tippett, Peter, June 1993.


'The Wildlist'. Maintained by Joe Wells.

'Real World Anti-Virus Product Reviews and Evaluation'. Gordon, Sarah and Ford, Richard, Proceedings of Security on the I-Way, NCSA, 1995.

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About the Author

Sarah Gordon's work in various areas of IT Security can be found profiled in various publications including the New York Times, Computer Security Journal and Virus Bulletin. She is a frequent speaker at such diverse conferences as those sponsored by NSA/NIST/NCSC and DEFCON. Recently appointed to theWildlist Board of Directors, she is actively involved in the development of anti-virus software test criteria and methods. She may be reached assgordon@low-level.format.com