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The Experts' Model for Investigating Cyber Crimes

Table of Contents

Chapter 1. New Age of Warfare: How Digital Forensics is Reshaping Today’s Military Chapter 2. Digital Triage Forensics and Battlefield Forensics Chapter 3. Conducting Pre/Post Blast Investigations Chapter 4. Using the DTF Model to Process Digital Media Chapter 5. Using the DTF Model to Collect and Process Cell Phones and SIM Cards Chapter 6. The Changing Role of a Digital Forensic Investigator Glossary

About the Author

Stephen Frank Pearson was born in Aylesbury, England in 1963 and has been involved with Digital Media Exploitation since the early 1990's. Stephen served in the United States Army as a Military Policeman for over 21 years. During this time, Stephen wrote and compiled numerous texts that are still used today to train the Army’s Military Police and Investigators. Stephen's last military assignment was Non Commissioned Officer in Charge of the Advanced Technology Criminal Investigations Division at the Military Police School, Ft Leonard Wood, Missouri. After retiring, Stephen accepted a position as chief of detectives at the Pulaski County Sheriffs Office in Missouri. Stephen opened the first Digital Forensic Lab at the Sheriff's Department which was responsible for numerous convictions. Stephen, during this time, also started and ran the High Tech Crime Institute. In 2006 Stephen was contracted by the National Ground Intelligence Center to teach and design a course in Digital Triage Forensics for the new WIT teams deploying to Iraq and Afghanistan. To date, Stephen continues to teach and design new procedures that enable small team units to gather and exploit Digital Media from the Battle Space. Stephen currently lives in Palm Harbor, Florida and is the CEO of the High Tech Crime Institute.

Reviews

"Syngress [is] by far the best publisher of digital forensics and general security books.I'd certainly recommend this book and after reading through it.it looks great. It's written by the guys who coined the use of the word Triage in this context, so they know what they are talking about, and unlike many real technical books this one really does dig into the investigative techniques that should be used at the crime scene, including quite an interesting analysis of 'Battlefield Crime Scenes', where a triage approach is by far the only way to successfully approach the forensics problem." -Tony Campbell, Publisher, Digital Forensics Magazine