Alec Yasinsac, Robert F. Erbacher, Donald G. Marks, Mark Pollitt, Peter Sommer
Abstract
The application of science and education to computer-related crime forensics is still largely limited to law enforcement organizations. Building a suitable workforce development program could support the rapidly growing field of computer and network forensics.
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The application of science and education to computer-related crime forensics is still largely limited to law enforcement organizations. Building a suitable workforce development program could support the rapidly growing field of computer and network forensics.
Key concepts: Computer forensics, Law enforcement, Field (mathematics), Enforcement, Computer science, Workforce, Computer security, Network forensics