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Using the EnCase Field Intelligence Model in Assisting with Forensics Examinations

Using the EnCase Field Intelligence Model in Assisting with Forensics Examinations

Title:Using the EnCase Field Intelligence Model in Assisting with Forensics Examinations (ID: SEC09_170611)
Author(s):William Charles Monahan, Tammy L. Clark (Georgia State University) and Yu Chang (Georgia State University)
Topics:Computer Forensics, ESI and E-Discovery, SEC09
Origin:Security Professionals Conference (04/23/2009)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:

Georgia State University has been using the EnCase Field Intelligence Model (forensics software and hardware tool sets) in adjudicating cyber-crime investigations and e-discovery requests for the past three years. If you are tasked with incident handling and response or find that e-discovery requests are increasing at your institution, solutions such as EnCase can greatly assist you in search and seizure, evidence handling, and working with law enforcement agencies and attorneys. This session will demonstrate the approach of using EnCase (or similar tool sets) through examining a "pseudo" cyber-crime case.

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