Organization and management digital forensics analisys

• Role of
• Computers in
• Crime
• Types and types of devices and systems that require analysis
• Outcomes: Computer, network computer, handheld device
• Analysis of the devices involved
• Reasons for initiating the analysis
• High
• Tech
• Crime
• Role of
• Digital
• Forensic
• Laboratory
• Cooperation policy with external organizations and individuals
• Digital
• Forensic
• Laboratory
• Equipment (HW & SW)
• Equipment for storage of digital evidence
• Procedure
• Definition of
• Laboratory
• Volume
• Creating a business plan
• Laboratory
• Location
• Selection and
• Selection of
• Staff
• Qualifications and
• Experience
• Required
• Education and
• Specialization
• Legal
• Provisions and
• Practice
• Standards (ISO 17025) and
• Best
• Practice
• Evidence
• Collection
• Processes
• Collection of
• Evidence
• Laboratory
• Analysis
• Processes
• Storage of
• Evidence
• Management and
• Maintenance of
• Archive
• Warehouses
• Quality assurance
• Management
• Challenges
• Management
• Challenges
• Laboratory and
• Personnel
• Certifications, DFL Organizational
• Models
• Influence of changes in the analysis process

1. Organize a Digital Forensic Laboratory
2. Understand the process of collecting, analyzing digital evidence
3. Conduct digital forensic analysis in accordance with legal guidelines
4. Understand the processes of digital analysis
5. Understanding the purpose and objectives of the Digital Forensic Laboratory
6. Know the tools and equipment for conducting digital forensic analysis
7. Apply processes of collection and processing of evidence in accordance with laws and standards

Required reading

• Andrew Jones, Craig Valli,Building a Digital Forensic Laboratory: Establishing and Managing a Successful Facility, Butterworth Heinermann and Syngress Publishing Inc., 978-1856175104, 2015
  The European Union Agency for Network and Information Security (ENISA),Electronic evidence – a basic guide for First Responders,The European Union Agency for Network and Information Security (ENISA),978-92-9204-111-3, 2014
  Karen Kent, Suzanne Chevalier, Tim Grance, Hung Dang,Guide to Integrating Forensic Techniques into Incident Response,Computer Security Division, Information Technology Laboratory , National Institute of Standards and, 2006
  David Lilburn Watson Andrew Jones : Digital Forensics Processing and Procedures, 1st Edition Meeting the Requirements of ISO 17020, ISO 17025, ISO 27001 and Best Practice Requirements, David Lilburn Watson Andrew Jones, 2013