Re: Computer Crimes Investigations-light reading

From: Robert G. Ferrell (rferrellat_private)
Date: Thu Oct 04 2001 - 08:24:26 PDT

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>What I'd especially like, are some "best practices" guides. For anything and
>everything, really. If you have them, though, for DOS attacks and for seizing
>computers and accessories, those would be especially valuable. Even a guide
>to what questions I should be asking and what I should be seizing.

Hi Mike,

I'm in the processing of developing a course titled "Investigating Internet 
Crime"
for the San Antonio Police Department that will address many of the issues
you've indicated.  I'll let you know when it's finished.

Cheers,

RGF

Robert G. Ferrell, CISSP
rferrellat_private
http://rferrell.home.texas.net/rgflit.html 


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