Computer Forensics

Wydawnictwo: prentice hall
Autor: R. Anzaldua
Liczba stron: 552
Oprawa: miękka
ISBN: 978-0-13-154727-8

Czas dostawy: 4 - 6 tygodni (na zamówienie)
Cena detaliczna: 334,95 zł
Nasza cena: 335,00 zł

Opis Computer Forensics:

For introductory and intermediate courses in computer forensics, digital investigations, or computer crime investigation
By applying information systems, computer security, and criminal justice principles and practices to crime investigations and other legal actions, this text teaches students how to use forensically-sound methodologies and software to acquire admissible electronic evidence (e-evidence) with coverage of computer and email forensics, cell phone and IM forensics, and PDA and Blackberry forensics.

For introductory and intermediate courses in computer forensics, digital investigations, or computer crime investigations

By applying information systems, computer security, and criminal justice principles and practices to crime investigations and other legal actions, this text teaches students how to use forensically-sound methodologies and software to acquire admissible electronic evidence (e-evidence) with coverage of computer and email forensics, cell phone and IM forensics, and PDA and Blackberry forensics.

Q. Would you like comprehensive coverage of forensics and hands-on exercises that students can actually perform?

A: Computer Forensics: Principles and Practice covers how to investigate crime scenes, intrusions, and hacker attacks—as well as how to gather and analyze digital evidence to discover the truth about what happened—with a comprehensive understanding and hands-on use of one of the most widely-used computer forensics software tools—EnCase.
Unlike other books that frustrate students and faculty by requiring use of operating systems they do not have access to, this book does not require arcane equipment to learn how to use computer forensics software.

Q. Does your current text neglect certain subject areas?

A: Computer Forensics: Principles and Practices covers three key areas—computer technology, recognized investigative techniques, and legal issues. Without an understanding of these three areas, mistakes will be made that could have alarming consequences. with or tainted.

Q. Do you want students to develop the necessary expertise, ethical responsibility, and diverse skill set of a computer forensics investigator?

A. Students learn the technical expertise needed to gather, filter, and authenticate e-evidence for use in court or legal actions with knowledge of relevant laws regarding civil rights, search warrants, and rules of evidence.

Other Points of Differentiation

Introduction to digital investigations with concepts, terminology and issues, in addition to practical skills in multiple types of computer, Internet, and digital device forensics.
- Provides students with a strong foundation in electronic evidence collection and handling, chain of custody, documentation, testifying as an expert witness, and surviving harsh cross-examination.
Solid coverage of forensics tools, techniques, and environments plus rules of evidence and privacy rights
- Provides students with a comprehensive analysis of the role of e-evidence in computer crimes, cyberterrorism, traditional and violent crimes, incident responses, civil cases, fraud and information security verification
Coverage of often neglected subject areas—e.g. PDA forensics, cell phone forensics, email and Internet forensics; tracking down hackers and serial killers.
- Introduces students to important forensics investigative issues that are often overlooked in other texts.
End-of-chapter exercises, projects, and review questions.
- Enables students to apply their new knowledge and expertise.
Extensive extra features, practical applications and FYI’s throughout.
- Provides students with practical knowledge to help them understand their technical role, legal obligations, and ethical responsibilities.
Technical, Investigative, and Legal Glossary and Appendices
- Multiple appendices with additional resources, forms, and checklists to manage and document the case life cycle involving e-evidence.

Spis treści Computer Forensics:

Contents in Brief

PART ONE: Admissibility of Electronic Evidence 1

Forensic Evidence and Crime Investigation 3
Computer Forensics and Digital Detective Work 38

PART TWO: Preparing for E-Evidence Collection
and Preservation 79

Tools, Environments, Equipment, and Certifications .81
Policies and Procedures 120
Data, PDA, and Cell Phone Forensics 157

PART THREE: Forensic Examination of Computers
and Digital and Electronic Media 193

Operating Systems and Data Transmission Basics for Digital

Investigations .195

Investigating Windows, Linux, and Graphics Files 236
E-Mail and Webmail Forensics 282

PART FOUR: Detecting Intrusions, Malware, and Fraud 317

Internet and Network Forensics and Intrusion Detection 319
Tracking Down Those Who Intend to Do Harm on a Large Scale 348
Fraud and Forensic Accounting Investigation 372

PART FIVE: Legal, Ethical, and Testimony Topics 405

Federal Rules and Criminal Codes .407
Ethical and Professional Responsibility in Testimony 436

Appendix A: Online Resources 467
Appendix B: Government and Legal References 472
Appendix C: Sample Legal Forms, Letters, and Motions 478
Appendix D: Summaries of Court Cases 504
Glossary 508
References 516
Index .523