Investigating Employee Misconduct with EnCase.Seven of the 11 Encase in Action sessions are panels promising a wealth of new best practices, processes, and unique solutions to your everyday challenges. We worked hard to pack it with sessions that will put real-world context around some of the EnCase capabilities you've heard so much about.ĮnCase in Action Panels: Lessons Learned, Problems Solved, Moments of Sheer Genius We’re excited to feature this year’s “EnCase in Action” conference track in today’s blog. This year when the best minds in security and digital forensics converge at CEIC May 18-21, 2015, you have an unprecedented opportunity to gaining skills and knowledge on real solutions to your biggest data-related challenges, as well as to collaborate with like-minded professionals who bring to CEIC plenty of war stories not unlike your own.
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Once empowered with AMP Threat Grid, within seconds of a threat-intelligence query or withing a few minutes of submitting a suspicious file or URL for analysis, an investigator will have the ability to view and download an easy-to-read and comprehensive report detailing the actual behavior of the submitted file, including changes to the file system, registry, command-and-control communication, downloads, code injection, and other malicious activity. In the United States, this encompasses more than 99.5 percent of law-enforcement agencies. The AMP Threat Grid for Law Enforcement program is designed for state and local agencies with fewer than 1,000 sworn officers.
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Malware analysis is also a critical part of digital investigation: to prove or disprove a "Trojan defense" for suspects, wherein the accused rightly or falsely claims a malicious software program conducted the criminal activity and not the user and to investigate unknown software and suspicious files on the computers of the victims of cybercriminal activity for evidence of the crime. In addition, those using computers for criminal activity continue to become more sophisticated, and state and local law enforcement agencies struggle to keep up with their internal computer forensics/digital investigation capabilities. The program is designed to empower those working to protect our communities from cybercriminals with its dynamic malware analysis and threat intelligence platform.Ĭomputers are central to modern criminal investigations, whether as instruments to commit the crime, as is the case for phishing, hacking, fraud or child exploitation or as a storage repository for evidence of the crime, which is the case for virtually any crime. Recognizing the critical need for state and local law enforcement agencies to have state-of-the art technologies to effectively fight digital crime, Cisco is creating the AMP Threat Grid for Law Enforcement Program.
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