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Computer Forensic InvestigatorComputer hacking forensic investigation is theprocess of detecting hacking attacks and properlyextracting evidence to report the crime and conductaudits to prevent future attacksComputer forensics is simply the application ofcomputer investigation and analysis techniques in theinterests of determining potential legal evidenceCHFI investigators can draw on an array of methodsfor discovering data that resides in a computersystem, or recovering deleted, encrypted,or damaged file information20Copyright © by EC-CouncilAll Rights Reserved. Reproduction is Strictly Prohibited.
Why and When do you Use ComputerForensicsWhy?Gather evidence of computer crimesin a forensically sound mannerTo protect the organization fromsimilar incidents in the futureTo minimize the tangible andintangible losses to the organizationWhen?If a breach of contract occursIf copyright and intellectual propertytheft/misuse happensEmployee disputesDamage to resourcesTo support prosecution of theperpetrator of an incident21Copyright © by EC-CouncilAll Rights Reserved. Reproduction is Strictly Prohibited.
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