
Computer Forensics and Digital Investigation with EnCase Forensic v7
1st EditionISBN10: 0071807918
ISBN13: 9780071807913
Copyright: 2014
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Program Details
1. The Road to Readiness
2. Getting started
3. Basic Concepts
Part 2: Beginning with EnCase Forensic
4. Your First case
5.Working in the Evidence Browser
6. Diving into the View Pane
Part 3: Looking for Evidence
7. Searching for Clues
8. Further Inspection
9. Digital Dumpster Diving
Part 4: Putting it All Together
10. Determining What Happened
11. Refining the Results
12. An EnScript Primer
Part 5: Completed Investigations
13. Reporting
14. Closing the Case
Appendix A: Rosetta Stone for Windows Operating Systems
Appendix B: EnCase Keyboard Short Cuts
Appendix C: EnScript Classes Hierarchy
Appendix D: Resources for Further Information
About the Author
Suzanne Widup
Suzanne Widup, ACE, CISSP, GSEC, GCFA: GIAC, is the Founder of the Digital Forensics Association and an information security consultant. She has deep experience in security engineering and analysis in roles at Safeway and PG&E as well as in Unix system administration in roles at Verizon Wireless, Clorox, and PeopleSoft. Widup’s articles have been published in NetworkWorld and she is a regular speaker at SecureWorld Expo.
1. The Road to Readiness
2. Getting started
3. Basic Concepts
Part 2: Beginning with EnCase Forensic
4. Your First case
5.Working in the Evidence Browser
6. Diving into the View Pane
Part 3: Looking for Evidence
7. Searching for Clues
8. Further Inspection
9. Digital Dumpster Diving
Part 4: Putting it All Together
10. Determining What Happened
11. Refining the Results
12. An EnScript Primer
Part 5: Completed Investigations
13. Reporting
14. Closing the Case
Appendix A: Rosetta Stone for Windows Operating Systems
Appendix B: EnCase Keyboard Short Cuts
Appendix C: EnScript Classes Hierarchy
Appendix D: Resources for Further Information
About the Author
Suzanne Widup
Suzanne Widup, ACE, CISSP, GSEC, GCFA: GIAC, is the Founder of the Digital Forensics Association and an information security consultant. She has deep experience in security engineering and analysis in roles at Safeway and PG&E as well as in Unix system administration in roles at Verizon Wireless, Clorox, and PeopleSoft. Widup’s articles have been published in NetworkWorld and she is a regular speaker at SecureWorld Expo.
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