Folks, On Friday there is one last talk in the series at OCATE on Digital Forensics. The speaker, Eoghan Casey, is the author of Digital Evidence and Computer Crime and the editor of the Handbook of Computer Crime Investigation. I've seen the slides - it looks to be very good. Hope to see you there, Sarah DIGITAL FORENSICS AND COMPUTER SECURITY SERIES "Error, Uncertainty, and Loss in Digital Evidence" Lecture by Eoghan Casey Knowledge Solutions, LLC Friday, February 28, 2003, 12:30 pm at OCATE This lecture will highlight inherent weaknesses in evidence stored on and transmitted using computers. Child pornography and computer intrusion case examples are presented to demonstrate the impact that these weaknesses can have during an investigation and trial. Approaches to dealing with errors, uncertainty, and loss in digital evidence are discussed. Eoghan Casey is Technical Director and Partner in Knowledge Solutions, LLC. He investigates network intrusions, intellectual property theft, and other computer-related crimes, and has extensive experience analyzing digital evidence. He has assisted law enforcement in a wide range of criminal investigations including homicide, child exploitation, cyberstalking, and larceny. Mr. Casey also has extensive information security experience. As an Information Security Officer at Yale University and in subsequent consulting work, Mr. Casey has performed vulnerability assessments, deployed and maintained intrusion detection systems, firewalls and public key infrastructures, and developed policies, procedures, and educational programs. Mr. Casey is the author of Digital Evidence and Computer Crime and the editor of the Handbook of Computer Crime Investigation. This lecture is sponsored by OCATE and organized by PSU Department of Computer Science and CRIME (Computer Related Investigations Management and Education). For more information, call visit the web site at: crime.zotconsulting.com ----------------------------------------------------------- OREGON CENTER FOR ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION ----------------------------------------------------------- OCATE is located on the north side of the CAPITAL Center, 18640 NW Walker Road at 185th Avenue in Beaverton, Oregon. If you are attending a lecture or workshop signs to the room will be posted by the OCATE office and CAPITAL Center entrance A (facing Walker Road). Driving to OCATE: From Hwy 26 take exit 64/185th Ave. and drive south about one mile to Walker Road. The CAPITAL Center is on the southwest corner of the intersection of 185th Ave. and Walker Rd. with entrances from both streets. We suggest you stay on 185th Ave. and go through the intersection with Walker Road then turn right into the first driveway -- this parking lot and the one to the north of it are both open for OCATE visitors. OCATE is just inside Entrance A on the north side of the building facing Walker Road. Parking is free for students registered in OCATE programs and during Friday lectures (no permit required for the duration of a lecture). Required permits for students are provided on the first night of class or with confirmation of a workshop registration. Parking is limited to OUS/PCC parking lots which are located on the northeast, east and south side of the building. Please do not park in areas marked for Barnhart Center/Wells Fargo employees. Vehicles parked in these lots will be towed.
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