Gregory S Miles Computer Forensics a Critical Process in Your Incident Response Plan
0Gregory S. Miles, Ph.D., Director, CyberCrime Response - JAWZ Inc.
Computer Forensics: A Critical Process in Your Incident Response Plan
HOW? How did my computer die? How did my website get hacked? Sometimes the answer is clear and sometimes its hidden. This presentation will focus on the critical elements of Computer Forensics as it relates to Incident Response. Computer Forensics is as much a legal and procedural capability as it is a technical capability. Assuring you follow the appropriate procedures is as important as the technical capability of your analyst. A brief overview of the Incident Response process will provide you with the basis for the computer forensics process. We will cover the different kinds of computer forensics, the computer forensics process, technical and legal aspects, tools of the trade, and possible future aspects. This presentation provides the basics to target your incident response and computer forensics capabilities.
Greg has over fourteen years in Computer and Information Systems. The last ten years have been focused in the design, development, and implementation of Information System Security Solutions. He currently serves as the Director of CyberCrime Response for JAWZ Inc and the COO/CFO for Security Horizon Inc. Greg is responsible for JAWZâ Computer Incident Response Team (CIRT), Computer Forensic analysis and investigation, and all JAWZ computer security and forensics training courses.
Greg possesses a Ph.D in Engineering Management, an M.S. in Administration, and a B.S. in Electrical Engineering. He has extensive training in technology and management and has authored articles for security periodicals and websites, to include The International Journal on CyberCrime , DuckTank, and Security Horizon (www.securityhorizon.com).
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