Forensic Computing
ABSTRACT
Forensic computing (FC) is an emerging academic discipline that is difficult to define. This paper attempts to define taxonomy and to explore the interrelationships between specific academic and scientific disciplines involved. The paper also aims to highlight the significance of the forensic computing approach and how this approach can aid the development of defensive/offensive approaches in the era of information warfare (IW).
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School of Information Systems, University of Tasmania
Australia
Dr Paul Turner Senior Research fellow, prior to joining the School of Information Systems, was a research fellow at CRID (Computer, Telecommunications and Law Research Institute) in Belgium where he worked on a variety of European Commission contracts in the field of electronic commerce telecommunications and intellectual property rights. Paul has also worked as an independent information and telecommunications consultant in a number of countries in Europe and was for three years, editor of the London-based monthly publication Telecommunications Regulation Review.
Paul’s strong research focus in the field of electronic commerce continues both in his work as senior research fellow at the University of Tasmania and in his concurrent position as research manager for the Tasmanian Electronic Commerce Centre (TECC). In Paul’s work for the TECC, he is responsible for coordinating research at basic, applied and strategic levels across a range of industry sectors with a focus on small to medium sized enterprises electronic business practices.
School of Information Systems, University of Tasmania
Australia
Vlasti Broucek is a researcher who has been working in the computer industry since 1985 in various research and ‘hands on’ positions. Currently, he is a researcher at the School of Information Systems, University of Tasmania and a network administrator at the School of Psychology, University of Tasmania, Australia. He has a MSc degree from the Czech Technical University in Prague and currently is pursuing a PhD at the University of Tasmania.
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Journal of Information Warfare
The definitive publication for the best and latest research and analysis on information warfare, information operations, and cyber crime. Available in traditional hard copy or online.
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