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Computer Forensics - Response Versus Reaction

Overview Cyber crime potentially costs Australian businesses millions, if not billions of dollars in un-realised profits and exposes organisations to significant risk. And it is on the rise. In 2000, the Australian Computer Emergency Response Team reported a four-fold increase on the number of computer security incidents reported in 1999.

In this paper Ernst & Young Computer Forensic experts look at how a swift and measured response, drawing on sound policies, tools and forensic support, allows an organisation to contain the potential damage of an attack and effectively seek compensation or prosecution.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Ernst & Young	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2001	Downloads	9
Format	White Papers
Topics	Anti-Hacking, Security Tools

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