Identity Theft is quite honestly out of control. As a cyber security professional working as a Federal contractor for almost ten years, I work diligently to help protect others from this terrifying crime. In fact, I thought I had taken every precaution to protect myself and my family.

However, something I did not count on was that others would not take the same precautions. After receiving two data breach notifications from major retailers and a data breach notification from the Federal Government, I realized my identity was not as protected as I thought it was.

So I started researching, and what I found was terrifying. I knew identity theft was a serious problem in the United States, but I didn't realize just how serious.

What I have learned in the past ten years, including my past year of intense research into identity theft protection, will now be available in book form. You won't have to spend hours each day researching the best methods of protecting yourself, as I've already done that work for you.

The truth is, no-one can prevent identity theft. However, we can lower the risk, and reduce the consequences.

A Cyber Security book for the rest of us! From beginner to expert, this book contains the fundamentals of cyber security, at home and at work, and how to implement good cyber security habits in your daily life, family, work, and community.

Too often is security an after-thought. Too often is it omitted, ignored, or disregarded in the name of convenience.

Only by establishing proper cyber security habits can we effectively protect ourselves.

From the author of "Death by Identity Theft", this book will be for not only those interested in the realm of cyber security as a career, but especially those who are not in Information Technology.

The Internet age has ushered a new type of warfare - digital warfare. This isn't just warfare among "hackers" gaining unauthorized access to computer systems, but a war to influence public opinion through data analytics, propaganda and "fake news". Waging a war against the minds of the people isn't a new strategy, but the Internet age has ushered in the ability to rapidly produce simultaneous attacks against democracy and free elections.

This book, written by Cyber Security professional Ken Buckler, explores the digital threats our democracy faces in the 21st century, and how to guard against those threats.