This book does not contain much technical detail. The importance of clear and concise communication is emphasized throughout and is one of the strongest features of the book. Intranet Security suffers from a number of distracting stylistic flaws that will drive some readers away from it. If your manager was a literature major before being forced to switch to business, you may want to find another book. The text is liberally sprinkled with exclamation marks, and it's not hard to find groups of them bunched in threes at the ends of sentences.
Emphasis is achieved by an equally liberal use of all caps.
Finally, the author is very conscious of being a member of the elite group of trusted and competent security specialists and makes an equally impressive show of repeatedly omitting incident details to protect the people involved. This may be a natural consequence of the informal style of the book, but it sticks out and somewhat undermined my confidence in the author. Use our Contacts page.