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Criminal Investigation of Electronic Storage Devices
(forensic computer investigation)
Length of Seminar:
2 Days
Instructor: Glenn K. Bard
This course gives responders, officers and investigators the basic tools they need to understand computer-related crimes, preserve and seize computer components of a crime scene, and identify the legal and procedural aspects involved.
Introduction to Computer and Internet Technology
How we got to where we are today.
What is the net?
Who owns the net?
How big is the net?
Who polices the net?
Introduction to Computer Crimes
3 types of computer crimes – go over each and
give examples including eBay, phishing scams, hacking,
cyberstalking, child luring and child pornography.
The IP Number.
What is it, how do you find it, and what can we do
with it?
Practical exercise with locating and tracing IP numbers.
Legal Block
Now that we have the IP address, how do we resolve
it to an actual location / person?
Types of Computer Evidence
After we have determined the who and where, we need
to be able to seize the proper items.
The Search Warrant
Writing a proper warrant, to include the appropriate
terms and language. Also review things such as case law,
staleness and privacy issues.
The Search
Show the proper techniques to shutting down, seizing,
transporting and storing computer evidence to guarantee
that it is not damaged, and will be able to be used for
a prosecution. This block would also include a practical
that would require the students to break into teams and
use all of the tools that have learned to this point
to locate an IP, resolve it, prepare the warrant and
execute the search.
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