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Computer Incident Response and Forensics Team Management provides security professionals with a complete handbook of computer incident response from the perspective of forens… Read more
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Leighton R. Johnson III describes the processes within an incident response event and shows the crucial importance of skillful forensics team management, including when and where the transition to forensics investigation should occur during an incident response event. The book also provides discussions of key incident response components.
Information security professionals and consultants of all levels, incident responders, security managers, digital forensics analysts, digital forensics investigators, law enforcement officers, private investigators, government security officers. Criminal Justice students, Computer Security students, and Forensics students.
Dedication
About the Author
Section 1. Introduction
Section 2. Definitions
Part 1: Incident Response Team
Part 1. Incident Response Team
Section 3. The Stages of Incident Response
Methodology #1
Methodology #2
Post-incident Activity
Section 4. The Security Incident Response Team Members
Types of Technical Skills Needed
Types of Personal Skills Needed
Section 5. Incident Evidence
Section 6. Incident Response Tools
Section 7. Incident Response Policies and Procedures
SIRT IR Policies
Corporate IR Strategy and General Use Security Policies
Section 8. Legal Requirements and Considerations
Privacy
Ethics
Investigation Guidelines
Section 9. Governmental Laws, Policies, and Procedures
US Government
Canadian Government
EU
Part 2: Forensics Team
Part 2. Forensics Team
Section 10. Forensics Process
Prepare
Identify
Preserve
Select
Examine
Classify
Analyze
Present
Section 11. Forensics Team Requirements Members
Member Criteria
Member Expertise
Member Certification
Section 12. Forensics Team Policies and Procedures
Forensics Analysis Process
Data Collection
Chain of Custody
Evidence Handling and Control
Evidence “Hand-over” to External Parties, LEO
Hardware Specific Acquisition—SIM Cards, Cell Phone, USB Storage, etc.
Data Type Acquisition—Audio Files, Video Files, Image Files, Network Files, Log Files
Investigation Process
Examination Process
Data Review
Research Requirements
Forensics Reporting
Analysis of Results
Expert Witness Process
Section 13. Management of Forensics Evidence Handling
Chain of Evidence
US Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
UK Civil Procedure Rules
Section 14. Forensics Tools
Types of Forensics Tools
Tools for Specific Operating Systems and Platforms
Section 15. Legalities of Forensics
Reasons for Legal, Statutory, and Regulatory Compliance
US Criteria, Laws, and Regulations
EU Criteria, Laws, and Regulations
Section 16. Forensics Team Oversight
Investigator’s Code of Conduct
Use of Templates for Information Recording
Part 3: General Management and Team
Part 3. General Management and Team
External Considerations
Section 17. General Team Management
Corporate Level Management Considerations
Corporate Needs to Support the Team Activities
Third-Party Support During and After Events
Section 18. Corporate IT-Related Security Relationship with SIR&FT
Basic IT Control and Security Areas of Interest
Section 19. Relationship Management
Section 20. Conclusion
The Incident Response Team
The Forensics Team
Final Words
Appendix A. References
Incident Response Online Resources
Appendix B. Relevant Incident Response and Forensics Publications from Governmental Agencies and Organizations
US
EU
Appendix C. Forensics Team Templates
Index
LJ