Cybersécurité
Analyser les risques, mettre en œuvre les solutions · 7e édition
Solange Ghernaouti's broad academic survey of cybersecurity — risk analysis, governance, technical and legal dimensions — the standard French university reference, now in its 7th edition.
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- Authors
- Solange Ghernaouti
- Published
- 2022
- Publisher
- Dunod
- Pages
- 384
- Edition
- 7e édition
- Language
- French
Read this if
Students, managers and RSSI who need the whole landscape: risk, governance, legal, organisational and technical defence in one structured textbook. Strong on the managerial and risk-analysis side that purely technical books skip.
Skip this if
Hands-on practitioners looking for attacks, tooling or labs. This is a survey and risk-management text, not a technical how-to; it explains the field rather than teaching you to break or build.
Key takeaways
- The reference French academic textbook on cybersecurity, regularly updated — useful precisely because it's broad and structured rather than deep.
- Its strength is risk analysis and governance: how to frame, measure and organise security, not how to exploit a target.
- Better as a course backbone or a manager's orientation than as a practitioner's bench reference.
Notes
The book most French cybersecurity degrees assign first. Read it for the structured overview and the risk/governance framing; pair it with a hands-on title like the ACISSI Ethical Hacking book for the offensive side it deliberately leaves out.
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What to read before Cybersécurité →Beginner · 2019
Foundations of Information Security
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How Cybersecurity Really Works
Sam Grubb's gentle, exercise-driven introduction for non-specialists who need a working mental model of attacker behaviour and basic defence.
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Cyberjutsu
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What to read next
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