Future applications of cryptography. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1982)

Policies for deterring computer abuse. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1982)

Effective information system security with password controls. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1983)

Enhancing information security with the information resource management approach. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1983)

Securicom '84. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1984)

Floppy diskette security measures. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1985)

Security for computer networks : D.W. Davies and W.L. Price New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1984. 386 + xix pages, $19.50. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1985)

Establishing technical systems security standards at a large multinational bank. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1986)

Establishing internal technical systems security standards. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1986)

Security modules: Potent information security system components. - Charles Cresson Wood; Howard M. Zeidler (Comput. Secur., 1986)

Information systems security: Management success factors. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1987)

The human immune system as an information systems security reference model. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1987)

A context for information systems security planning. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1988)

Planning: A means to achieve data communications security. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1989)

Principles of secure information systems design. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1990)

How many information security staff people should you have? - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1990)

Fifteen major forces driving the civilian information security market. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1990)

Using information security to achieve competitive advantage. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1991)

Burning computer security, privacy, and freedom issues. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1991)

Duress terminations and information security. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1993)

Principles of secure information systems design with groupware examples. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1993)

Human error: an overlooked but significant information security problem. - Charles Cresson Wood; William W. Banks Jr. (Comput. Secur., 1993)

Dreams Come True with Password Genie. - Charles Cresson Wood (Inf. Manag. Comput. Secur., 1993)

Fifty ways to secure dial-up connections. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1994)

Shifting information systems security responsibility from user organizations to vendor/publisher organizations. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1995)

Writing infosec policies. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1995)

ISO 9000 and information security. - Charles Cresson Wood; Karen Snow (Comput. Secur., 1995)

The Charles Cresson Wood file. - Charles Cresson Wood (Inf. Manag. Comput. Secur., 1995)

Background checks for employees in computer-related positions of trust. - Charles Cresson Wood (Inf. Manag. Comput. Secur., 1995)

Constructing difficult-to-guess passwords. - Charles Cresson Wood (Inf. Manag. Comput. Secur., 1996)

A computer emergency response team policy. - Charles Cresson Wood (Inf. Manag. Comput. Secur., 1996)

A policy for sending secret information over communications networks. - Charles Cresson Wood (Inf. Manag. Comput. Secur., 1996)

Information owners, custodians and users. - Charles Cresson Wood (Inf. Manag. Comput. Secur., 1996)

Removal of all unauthorized access paths in production software. - Charles Cresson Wood (Inf. Manag. Comput. Secur., 1996)

A management view of internet electronic commerce security. - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 1997)

Part of the foundation for secure systems: separation of duties policy. - Charles Cresson Wood (Inf. Manag. Comput. Secur., 1997)

A secure password storage policy. - Charles Cresson Wood (Inf. Manag. Comput. Secur., 1997)

Securely handling staff terminations. - Charles Cresson Wood (Inf. Manag. Comput. Secur., 1997)

What Do The Recent Terrorist Attacks Mean For The American Information Security Profession? - Charles Cresson Wood (Comput. Secur., 2001)