Cybercrime investigators handbook. ([2020])

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Graeme Edwards, PhD.
• Authors: (Financial and cybercrime investigator), Edwards, Graeme
• Contents: Cover; Title Page; Copyright; Contents; List of Figures; About the Author; Foreword; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 Cybercrime Offenses; Potential Cybercrime Offenses; Industrial Espionage; Theft of Information Such as Identities, Staff Files, and Accounts; Computer Hacking to Gain Access to System Resources; Gaining or Exceeding Authorized Access Levels to Obtain Highly Restricted Data; Exploiting Information Security Weaknesses through the Supply Chain, Including Third-Party Contractors; Stealing Credit Card Data for Selling Online, or Card-Not-Present Fraud Gaining Access to a System or Device through Malicious SoftwareDamaging the Reputation of a Competitor to Gain a Market Advantage; Changes to Computer Systems or Devices; Vandalism to Prove the Skills of the Attacker; Drive-by Downloads of Malicious Software; Interfering with Access to a Network; Ransomware; Phishing Attacks and Money Laundering; Business Email Compromise Fraud; Social Engineering Fraud; Cybercrime Case Study; Notes; Chapter 3 Motivations of the Attacker; Common Motivators; Revenge; Opportunity; Greed; Test of Skill; Business Competitor; Professional Criminal Issue-Motivated AttackerGeopolitics; Terrorism; Cybercrime Case Study I; Cybercrime Case Study II; Note; Chapter 4 Determining That a Cybercrime Is Being Committed; Cyber Incident Alerts; Attack Methodologies; Cybercrime Case Study I; Cybercrime Case Study II; Notes; Chapter 5 Commencing a Cybercrime Investigation; Why Investigate a Cybercrime?; The Cyber Investigator; Management Support; Is There a Responsibility to Try to Get the Data Back?; Cybercrime Case Study; Notes; Chapter 6 Legal Considerations When Planning an Investigation; Role of the Law in a Digital Crimes Investigation Protecting Digital EvidencePreservation of the Chain of Custody; Protection of Evidence; Legal Implications of Digital Evidence Collection; Cybercrime Case Study; Note; Chapter 7 Initial Meeting with the Complainant; Initial Discussion; Complainant Details; Event Details; Cyber Security History; Scene Details; Identifying Offenses; Identifying Witnesses; Identifying Suspects; Identifying the Modus Operandi of Attack; Evidence: Technical; Evidence: Other; Cybercrime Case Study; Chapter 8 Containing and Remediating the Cyber Security Incident; Containing the Cyber Security Incident Eradicating the Cyber Security IncidentNote; Chapter 9 Challenges in Cyber Security Incident Investigations; Unique Challenges; Defining Investigation Boundaries and Management Objectives; Identifying Potential Offenses (Criminal and/or Civil); Identifying Compromised Data and/or Resources; Identifying Suspects and Motivations; Identifying Exploited Vulnerabilities; Securing Evidence; Understanding the Legal Jurisdiction Where the Incident Occurred and the Evidence Exists; Locating Digital Evidence in a Timely Manner; Maintaining the Chain of Evidence across Multiple Jurisdictions
• Publisher Details: Hoboken, New Jersey : John Wiley & Sons, Inc
• Publication Date: 2020
• Extent: 1 online resource
• Subjects: 363.25/968; Computer crimes -- Investigation; BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Corporate Finance -- General; Computer crimes -- Investigation; Electronic books
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781119596301; 1119596300; 9781119596325; 1119596327; 9781119596318; 1119596319
• Related ISBNs: 9781119596288; 1119596289
• Notes: Note: Description based on print version record and CIP data provided by publisher.
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