Abstract
This issue of the journal looks at two thought-provoking books on security- related topics. The first is one of a growing number of recent books on contingency planning. The second selection is a set of proceedings from an international conference on computer security. Both books offer new perspectives on old problems. As always, the book review editors welcome your recommendations of new publications on information security to be reviewed in this column.
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