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Digital
Evidence and Computer Crime
Author: Eoghan Casey
As well as gaining a practical understanding of
how computers and networks function and how they can be used as
evidence of a crime, readers will learn about relevant legal
issues and will be introduced to deductive criminal profiling, a
systematic approach to focusing an investigation and understanding
criminal motivations. CD-ROM included. |
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High
Technology Crime Investigator's Handbook
Authors: Gerald L. Kovacich & William C. Boni
This book is coming at a time when high
technology crime is growing at a rapid pace, and private and
public law enforcement are struggling to keep up. The book will
inform readers about the potential of high tech crimes, in
addition to the resources that are available to combat them. This
book is unique in that it fully covers the management of a high
tech investigation unit. Criminals today are often better equipped
than the agencies responsible for stopping them. Federal, state,
county, and local law enforcement agencies and civilian
investigative organizations lag far behind in their procurement
and use of high technology equipment, and methods of conducting
technology-related investigations. |
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Investigating
Computer-Related Crime
Author: Peter Stephenson
Written by an experienced information security
specialist, this book, the first of its kind, is tailored
especially for corporate information professionals and
investigators to offer a step-by-step approach to understanding
and investigating security problems, technical and legal
information, and computer forensic techniques. |
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I-Way
Robbery
Authors: Gerald L. Kovacich, William C. Boni & John
P. Kenney
I-Way Robbery is for security,
investigative, law enforcement, and other criminal justice
professionals, offering a unique look at the Internet as the new
crime environment for the 21st century. The book provides an
overview of the Internet, its impact on nations, societies,
criminals, security officers, and law enforcement professionals,
and includes recommended basic, protective measures. I-Way
Robbery is written in non-technical terms. |
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High-Technology
Crime: Investigating Cases Involving Computers
Author: Kenneth S. Rosenblatt
Rosenblatt has an unusually good understanding of
the problems faced by law enforcement when dealing with companies
who want the crook jailed but don't have time for support work on
the case. He also understands corporate perspectives when the case
makes the headlines and really becomes a mess for PR.
This book clearly outlines the many issues
related to getting computer-based evidence and making sure that
search warrants are well written. It is a bit dated but very
useful. |
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