Identify where a crime has occurred and what must be done to lay the foundations of a successful investigation.
How to use computer based investigation tools and gather evidence in a form that a court will accept.
Star and sustain a detailed investigation to its logical conclusion.
How to interview suspects and witnesses even when either may come from a professional IT background.
Present a case in court
WORKBOOK BENEFITS:
The globalisation of opportunity provided by the Internet has resulted in computer crime assuming an international role and an unprecedented level of sophistication. The Stanford Research Institute and FBI put the odds of a successful prosecution for computer crime at 22,000 to 1. Since the average haul from computer fraud is over $2 million it is not surprising that organised criminal gangs now have a firm footing in computer related crime. This workbook shows you how to investigate this type of crime and close the security holes that have permitted the exploitation of the system.
You will learn a complete methodology for the investigation of hitech crime as well as a thorough understanding of the nature of crime on complex computer networks . Contributive case studies are used to illustrate how IT investigations should be conducted based on actual crimes.
WHO SHOULD USE THIS WORKBOOK:
This workbook is essential for those involved in investigating and preventing computer crime, including computer auditors, systems security officers, IT staff, police, private and corporate investigators with a detailed technique to successfully investigate computer crime.
