Articles and information to help you learn what you need to know to perform a computer forensic investigation and what the requirements are for collected data to qualify as legal evidence.
If you want to secretly monitor or check up on what an employee or child, or even a spouse, is doing on their computer, you need to take some precautionary steps to make sure your actions are not discovered.
Read more →Harlan Carvey Provides Expert Guidance In Windows Security
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Read more →A Guide to Forensic Testimony: The Art and Practice of Presenting Testimony as an Expert Witness is a great niche book discussing the technical and ethical issues of being an expert technical witness.
Read more →If you think your system may have been hacked this article will help you take the steps necessary to get your system clean and operational.
Read more →Hopefully you keep your computers patched and updated and your network is secure. However, it is fairly inevitable that you will at some point be hit with malicious activity- a virus, worm, Trojan horse, hack attack or otherwise. When that happens, if you have done the right things before the attack you will make...
Read more →Incident Response by Douglas Schweitzer is an excellent source of information with everything you need to know to prepare for and respond to a computer security incident.
Read more →Rating The Bottom Line This book is a great place for someone to start into the field of computer forensics. Written in a style most can follow it provides a solid foundation of the tools and tricks of the trade. Pros Easy to read- not too technical Complete overview of forensic tools and techniques...
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