October 25-27, 2010
MTCC, Toronto, ON, Canada
 

Essential Data Forensics for Corporate Investigators - $499

Most organizations conduct investigations, or examinations, at some point - examples of employee misuse of corporate resources, theft of intellectual property, fraud, harassment and more serious civil and criminal matters have become increasingly more common in the workplace.

Because most of the evidence has an electronic component, the practice of data forensics has become a common tool in both large and small organizations.

Using case samples drawn from real-life, this session will examine the
following:

  • Computer crime, and the changing nature of the attacker
  • Relevant Canadian and international laws
  • Developing and employing a consistent examination methodology
  • Collecting and treating electronic data as "evidence"
  • The digital "scene of the crime" - understanding and scoping an effective investigation
  • Examining digital evidence (live systems, and static hard drives)
  • Anti-forensics - is it possible to hide?
  • Effective documentation and presentation to senior management, court, and law enforcement
  • Making your own forensic toolkit, validating your tools and processes

We will emphasize the use of open-source and leading commercial tools to ensure that attendees can conduct cost-effective examinations.

This is intended to provide guidance to those who have to conduct
internal examinations, or review the findings from such examinations.
System adminsitrators, incident responders, information security practitioners and managers, and HR staff will all benefit from this session.

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