Digital Forensics Association

Presentations

• After the Hack: Basics of Computer Forensics
  by Winn Schwartau, 2003.
• Bridging the Divide: Rising Awareness of Forensic Issues
  by Vlasti Broucek & Paul Turner, 2002.
• A Brief Introduction to Cyber Forensic Analysis
  by Peter Stephenson, 1999.
• Computer Forensics
  by Dave Cowen, 2002.
• Computer Forensics
  by Bassel Kateeb and Tim Altimus, 2005.
• Computer Forensics
  by Steven Zale, 2005.
• Computer Forensics and Electronic Evidence: Reconstructing What Happened
  by Linda Volonino, 2005.
• Computer Forensics: The Legal Side of Incident Response
  by Ioanna Kantzavelou, 2004.
• Crash Course in Digital Forensics
  by Brian Carrier, 2006.
• Digital Evidence: Emerging Problems in Forensic Computing
  by Peter Sommer, 2002.
• Digital Forensics
  by David Duggan and Bob Hutchinson.
• Digital Forensics and Corporate Investigations
  by Jay Heiser, 2005.
• Digital Forensics Using Linux and Open Source Tools
  by Bruce J. Nikkel, 2005.
• Finding Digital Evidence in Physical Memory
  by Mariusz Burdach, 2006.
• Guide to Computer Forensics and Investigations
  by University of Maine, Fort Kent.
• Introduction to Computer Forensics
  by Jagdish Gangolly, 2006.
• Legal Issues in Computer Forensics
  by Steve Scott, 2004.
• Linux Forensics
  by Chris Marko, 2005.
• Linux Worm Forensics
  by William Stearns, 2001.
• Open Source Digital Forensic Acquisition and Analysis on Mac OS X
  by Derrick DOnnelly, 2004.
• Open Source in Computer Forensics
  by Jesse Kornblum, 2003.
• Preservation of Fragile Digital Evidence
  by Jesse Kornblum, 2002.
• Recovering Executables with Windows Memory Analysis
  by Jesse Kornblum, 2003.
• The Role of Digital Forensics within a Corporate Organization
  by Bruce J. Nikkel, May 2006, IBSA Conference, Vienna.
• Simple but Sound Tools for First Responders
  by Jesse Kornblum, 2003.
• Software Forensics
  by Michael Price, 2004.
• WebMail Forensics
  by Thomas Akin, 2003.