Cyberspace and Security A fundamentally New Approach

Victor Sheymov approaches cybersecurity from a fundamentally new direction. The book consists of five parts: I, Security; II, Cyberspace; III, Cyber Security; IV, Coherent Defense of Large Cyber Systems; and (NEW) V, Variable Cyber Coordinates (VCC). The new Part V includes chapters on the astonishing story of the development of InvisiLan®, the breakthrough cybersecurity product based on the principle of Variable Cyber Coordinates (VCC) that he invented and patented, the testing of the program, operational capabilities of InvisiLAN®, and the attempt to commercialize it.
The book reviews the history of our firewall approach; analyzes the nature of cyberspace and how it differs from our physical world (there is no mass, gravity, friction or distance in cyberspace); analyzes the applicability of our legacy security measures to cyberspace; determines what is fundamentally wrong with all firewall approaches to cyber security; and finally, presents a radically different approach to security that is native to cyberspace, with a technology that has never been broken. His invention of the Variable Coordinates (VCC) method for securing cyber communications remains timely and vital for the future of national security and Internet commerce.