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— C.E. Pace, Dept. of Defense Computer Analyst and Booz Allen Hamilton IT specialist (Ret.)
SURVIVING THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE:
SAFER COMPUTING TIPS
FOR SMALL BUSINESS MANAGERS & EVERYDAY PEOPLE
By Max Nomad
In the physical world, the Zombie Apocalypse
exists in books and movies… in cyberspace it
is already here. Countless computers around
the world are infected with viruses, turned
to zombies. This book teaches readers ways to
protect themselves by exposing how zombies—and
their cybercriminal masters—operate.
About the Author:
Max Nomad is an IT consultant, creative entrepreneur
and computer security researcher with over 20 years
of experience using Internet technology to assist
(and protect) small businesses.
Marketing Points:
Book Data:
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• Category: COM060040 COMPUTERS /
Security / Online Safety & Privacy
• Formats: Trade paperback, eBook
• Print ISBN: 978-0-9715442-9-1
• EBook ISBN: 978-0-9715442-8-4
• Pages: 400 (approx. 119,000 words)
• Price: $29.95 USD, $4.99 eBook
• Publication Date: 12/01/14
• Publisher: Bohemian Griot Publishing
• Trim: 6” x 9” x 0.82”
• Available from: Ingram, Amazon,
Barnes & Noble, Kobo and Alibris
Targeted Internet advertising
Targeted Social media marketing
Niche Blog Audiences
Sci-Fi / Horror / Comic Book
conventions
• Co-operative catalogs
Sales Handles:
• Written for home and office
computer users (PC or Mac);
• Teaches through exciting stories
and insider explanations on how
cybercriminals operate;
• Uses Zombie Apocalypse fan lore
to make security concepts easy
to understand.
Interested resellers should contact
Ingram Content Group
or visit: www.zombiefreecomputers.com
SURVIVING THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE: SAFER COMPUTING
TIPS FOR SMALL BUSINESS MANAGERS AND EVERYDAY
PEOPLE is a cyber survival guide for anyone
whose business and personal life is connected
to the Internet. This friendly, novice-oriented
reference uses the Zombie Apocalypse to teach
the basics of cybersecurity and online safety.
For PC and Mac users, this cleverly-written
book is an armchair safari into the world of
cybercrime. It teaches people how they can
protect themselves with cautionary tales and
insider explanations that take the magic out of
how these things work. It covers: how computer
viruses and malware are part of a multi-billion
dollar industry, how easily our computers can
be used to commit crimes without our knowledge.
This book takes the mystery out of the dark and
shadowy world of computer security and provides
individuals and small business owners with realworld strategies for preventing data theft and
other digital disasters.
Peter Mensah
Actor from avatar, SPARTACUS,
TRUE BLOOD and 300
In an era where hackers regularly prove that
even Fortune 500 companies are not safe from
crippling cyber attacks, this book is a must for
any home or small office.
What people are saying about this book:
“Max Nomad has written what is basically the Bible for staying safe while online.”
- Rick C. Limpert, Atlanta Gadgets, Examiner.com
“The zombie theme enlivens a challenging technical topic that some lay people
might find dry... and serves to drive the narrative forward in an engaging fashion.”
- Randall Sutherland, Editor . Toptenreviews / purch.com
Jason Gray-Stanford
Actor from MONK, A BEAUTIFUL MIND, and
MISTRESSES
“Stories from Nomad’s personal experience illustrate the risks and consequences of
ignoring computer security... His stories of hackers run amuck were entertaining, at least
to this computer nerd.” - Big Al’s Books and Pals
“A must read... and it’s a fun read!” - Charlene Christopher, Special Education teacher (Ret.)
“Comparing the battle in the Cybersecurity realm to a ‘real life’ zombie apocalypse was
a fresh approach...accurate and informative enough that a novice would be able to
understand. The anecdotes are absolutely fascinating.” - Dave Helfen, Cybersecurity
Director, VISA, Inc.
Visit www.ZombieFreeComputers.com for more info.
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John Cho
actor from star trek, harold & Kumar,
and american pie