RE: Computer Forensics

From: Kruse, Warren G, II (Warren) <wgkruse(at)lucent.com>
Date: Mon May 05 2003 - 14:23:11 EDT

Very true, that plus the technology changes so fast. We fought that problem for two years when we were writing our computer forensics book. You don't want it to be outdated before it hits the shelves.

-wk

Warren G. Kruse II, CISSP, CFCE
Investigations Manager
Lucent Technologies
732-949-8713
wgkruse@lucent.com

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From: Matías Bevilacqua-Brechbühler Trabado [mailto:mbevilacqua@cybex.info] Sent: Sunday, May 04, 2003 2:45 PM
To: 'Jonathan A. Zdziarski'; 'yannick'san'; 'William Cimo'; forensics@securityfocus.com Subject: RE: Computer Forensics

> > Will it be only technical procedures or will it integrate

This is because Computer Forensics depends so much on methodology and procedures. Both are critical for a successful Forensic process. I will be taking this into consideration when creating the survey I talked about, let's see what the rest of the community thinks about it.

Regards,
Matías Bevilacqua Trabado
CYBEX

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