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Computer Forensics: Investigation Procedures and Response, Second Edition Chapter 5 Incident HandlingObjectives After completing this chapter, you should be able to: Identify incidents Understand

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1. Start by ensuring that you have the necessary tools and software for computer forensics, such as a forensic imaging tool and a forensic analysis tool.
2. Make sure to work in a controlled and secure environment to prevent any contamination or tampering of digital evidence.
3. Begin the process by creating a forensically sound image of the target computer's storage media, such as the hard drive. This involves using a write-blocking device to prevent any modifications to the original data.
4. Once you have obtained the image, create a forensic backup copy and store it in a secure location.
5. Use the forensic analysis tool to analyze the image and retrieve relevant data or evidence. This may include searching for deleted files, analyzing internet browsing history, or examining system logs.
6. Document and record all the steps and procedures you perform during the computer forensics process.
7. Prepare a detailed report summarizing your findings, including any evidence collected and the methodology used.
8. It is important to maintain the integrity and confidentiality of the collected evidence at all times to ensure its admissibility in court, if required.

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1. Computer forensics is needed by various individuals and organizations, including:
2. - Law enforcement agencies and government agencies involved in criminal investigations.
3. - Private investigators hired to gather digital evidence for legal cases.
4. - Corporations and businesses concerned about internal fraud, data breaches, or intellectual property theft.
5. - Network security teams working to identify and analyze cyber attacks or intrusions.
6. - Legal professionals involved in litigation or civil disputes requiring electronic evidence.
7. - Individuals who suspect unauthorized access or hacking incidents on their personal computers or devices.

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Computer forensics is the application of investigation and analysis techniques to gather and preserve evidence from a digital device in a way that is suitable for presentation in a court of law.

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