Computer Forensic Legal Standards and Equipment

This paper addresses an issue of increasing importance to companies in this modern era. Computer Incident Response Teams (CIRTs), network security, and intellectual property (IP) security are growing in importance and are becoming many companies' top priority in this age of increased security...

By

Damian Tsoutsouris

December 6, 2001

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