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mcoates1
at March 08,2016
This video is great. I like how it shows in depth the realities of the field of Computer Forensics. It showed the legal aspect, law enforcement, military and other branches of the career and where it could take you. I think this video has made me more interested in being involved in this profession.
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mcoates1
at March 08,2016
This video is great. I like how it shows in depth the realities of the field of Computer Forensics. It showed the legal aspect, law enforcement, military and other branches of the career and where it could take you. I think this video has made me more interested in being involved in this profession.
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mcoates1
at March 08,2016
This video is great. I like how it shows in depth the realities of the field of Computer Forensics. It showed the legal aspect, law enforcement, military and other branches of the career and where it could take you. I think this video has made me more interested in being involved in this profession.
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haneen
at March 10,2016
The forensic evidence is so sensitive, and it is a way bigger than any other evidence. The forensic guys should dig deeper to find more and as soon as they find the evidence.
Digital evidence might point and lead to more than expecting to have just a hard drive. crimes and criminals. This is so important science.
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tcmahony
at March 19,2016
Really interesting to see how the various branches of the DoD uses computer forensics to aid in criminal investigations. It was really interesting to see how they use specific hardware tools to image hard drives. From the modules to date we have only used software based tools. It was also interesting to see how they physically extracted microchips for analysis in their investigations and that they could still analyze various media types even though they might have been severely damaged. Just goes to show you that a simple deletion can't save a criminal from destroying incriminating evidence.
