While IT security has received increasing focus, less attention has been given to the procedures, technologies and expertise required to handle an incident when it inevitably occurs. Nathan Clarke considers the advantages of developing a digital forensic capability, discusses the role of forensic readiness, and explores the capabilities and limitations of modern forensic tools.

The talk was delivered during Secure South West, at Plymouth University on 16 December 2013.

While IT security has received increasing focus, less attention has been given to the procedures, technologies and expertise required to handle an incident when it inevitably occurs. Nathan Clarke considers the advantages of developing a digital forensic capability, discusses the role of forensic readiness, and explores the capabilities and limitations of modern forensic tools. The talk was delivered during Secure South West, at Plymouth University on 16 December 2013.

The Role of Digital Forensics

At Plymouth, we offer general courses such as Computing and Computer Science to more specialised courses which focus on our enterprise and research strengths in areas such as security, networking and robotics, all of which equip Plymouth graduates with up-to-the-minute knowledge and skills.

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