Visual Analysis in Digital Forensics
Combine the results of Steps 1 through 5 into a single 10- to 15-page Word file (page count excludes images and references) that contains the following five sections: Description of the problems presented by large volumes of data in forensic investigations, especially the ways that such volumes may cloud the analysis and interpretation of the […]
Computer forensics tools
comparing/contrasting computer forensics tools. Submission Instructions: Develop at least three areas you can utilize to compare/contrast them (pricing, performance, availability, etc.) and then select your tools and develop your paper. You must compare/contrast at least five computer forensics tools. Submit your Term Paper in a Word file for grading. Specific Instructions for the Term Paper: […]
Imagine you were a forensics examiner, how would this paper help you
Question 1: Read the online available scholar paper “The Impact of Full Disk Encryption on Digital Forensics” by Eoghan Casey, and Gerasimos J. Stellatos, ACM SIGOPS Operating Systems, vol. 42 (3), 2008. The paper explores practical ways of handling encrypted disk issue from a forensics point of view. List what you have learned after reading […]
Windows Forensics
During this module, you explored the topics of Windows forensics, including Windows logs, directories and index files from which evidence may be obtained. Identify all the log file names. Discuss what type of evidence can be found in each one, and alternative sources for the same or supporting evidence. In preparing your response, include at […]
