It is now possible to pre-order the Cybersecurity Architect's Handbook for the Kindle, but do not worry, if you want a hard copy that will be available for pre-order soon. The most surprising part is that the book is already #1 in Amazon's Distributed Systems and Computing category...If you want a resource that can be used at any stage in your career within security or need something that can provide the prep needed for understanding cybersecurity, this is the book for you...
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