From the article: "Van Sabben [the engineer] passed away in the United Arab Emirates two weeks after the Stuxnet attack as a result of a motorcycle accident."
I recently read 'The Challenger Launch Decision' by Diane Vaughan [0]. It looks at the organizational structure that led to the Challenger disaster. If you're interested in learning more about the background to the launch, and the lessons for any complex project, then it's well worth reading.
'The Nature and Origins of Modern Mathematics: an Elementary Introduction' could be a nice complement to the suggestions already here. It's very much first principles, but in a comprehensive and interesting way. You can download it here:
http://cupid.economics.uq.edu.au/mclennan/NatureOrigins/natu...
I agree with Monkeyget - it takes very little effort or time.
Using the memory palace technique I taught myself to be able to recall the order of a deck of cards. Took only 10 min a day for a couple of weeks. Could have done it in less time by devoting more time per day.