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Cyber Forensics
October 11, 2014
I. Introduction
A. What would you do if you receive a notice from your Credit Card Company or bank informing you a store or restaurant where you just recently used your card had a breach which involves the credit and debit card data being stolen? Unfortunately this incident became a reality to several patrons that shop at Home Depot, Target, P.F. Chang’s, and other locations
B. The situation I just informed you about is just one of many examples of Cybercrime. As of 2013 Symantec reported on their website the global cost of cybercrime is accountable for 113 billion dollars in loss. In an attempt to stop these malicious attacks, government agencies along numerous companies are implementing a Cyber Forensics department
C. To inform my audience about
1. History of Cyber Forensics
2. Methods and Techniques of Cyber Forensics
3. Importance of having Cyber Forensics
II. Cyber Forensics can be traced back to as early as 1984 when technical crimes where on a rise.
A. The F.B.I laboratory along with other law agencies started to create programs to assist with computer evidence.
1. C.A.R.T was the answer to investigators and prosecutor’s increased demand for examining computer evidence.
2. As computers continue to become more widespread the risk of computer related crimes is inevitable. As a result requiring a large number of Cyber Forensics. The areas in critical need of these services are Federal, State, Local, and military Law Enforcement agencies.
III. Cyber Forensics uses several methods and techniques to extract evidence.
A. Incriminating evidence can be gathered by a method called File Analysis.
B. Volatile Data Analysis is used to extract evidence that is time sensitive.
IV. The importance of Cyber Forensics is not limited to only protecting major corporations, but it also is used to serve the average person such as you and me.
A. By the use of Cyber Forensics law enforcement is able to
Cyber Forensics
October 11, 2014
I. Introduction
A. What would you do if you receive a notice from your Credit Card Company or bank informing you a store or restaurant where you just recently used your card had a breach which involves the credit and debit card data being stolen? Unfortunately this incident became a reality to several patrons that shop at Home Depot, Target, P.F. Chang’s, and other locations
B. The situation I just informed you about is just one of many examples of Cybercrime. As of 2013 Symantec reported on their website the global cost of cybercrime is accountable for 113 billion dollars in loss. In an attempt to stop these malicious attacks, government agencies along numerous companies are implementing a Cyber Forensics department
C. To inform my audience about
1. History of Cyber Forensics
2. Methods and Techniques of Cyber Forensics
3. Importance of having Cyber Forensics
II. Cyber Forensics can be traced back to as early as 1984 when technical crimes where on a rise.
A. The F.B.I laboratory along with other law agencies started to create programs to assist with computer evidence.
1. C.A.R.T was the answer to investigators and prosecutor’s increased demand for examining computer evidence.
2. As computers continue to become more widespread the risk of computer related crimes is inevitable. As a result requiring a large number of Cyber Forensics. The areas in critical need of these services are Federal, State, Local, and military Law Enforcement agencies.
III. Cyber Forensics uses several methods and techniques to extract evidence.
A. Incriminating evidence can be gathered by a method called File Analysis.
B. Volatile Data Analysis is used to extract evidence that is time sensitive.
IV. The importance of Cyber Forensics is not limited to only protecting major corporations, but it also is used to serve the average person such as you and me.
A. By the use of Cyber Forensics law enforcement is able to