2. Computer
forensics is simply the
application of computer investigation and
analysis techniques.
Computer forensics involves the
preservation, identification, extraction,
documentation, and interpretation of
computer media for root cause analysis.
Computer forensics is a branch of digital
forensic science.
3. Computer Forensics is
the discovery,
collection, and analysis
of evidence found on
computers and
networks.
4.
5. 1978
the Florida Computer Crime Act was
the 1st law to help deal with computer fraud
and intrusion.
Responding to computer crime in the 80’s
and 90’s law enforcement training programs
were started at SEARCH, FLETC and NW3C.
1984 FBI Computer Analysis and Response
Team (CART).
1991 International Law Enforcement
meeting to discuss computer forensics & the
need for standardized approach.
8. In
Computer Information System /Information
Technology :
95% or world’s information is being
generated and stored in a digital form.
Only about one third of documentary
evidence is printed out.
Any data that can be stored and read by an
electronic device.
10. Tools
are used to analyze digital data
& prove or disprove criminal activity.
Used in 2 Phases of Computer
Forensics:
Acquisition – Images systems &
gathers evidence
Analysis – Examines data & recovers
deleted content
16. Information
a problem.
and evidence is used to solve
Scientist
does the job of solving a crime
through analyzing data.
Using
forensic science, it is easier to track
the history and trace events related to the
crime.
Using
analysis Tools and Utilities.