Audio wrote:
Anyone know if there is a book that takes a general high level view on how to conduct an investigation? I figure since traditional forensics has been around for much longer and is a much bigger field, that there might be a general book that could be applied to computer forensic investigations.Talk about a delay in responding to this post <img src="images/smiles/icon_redface.gif" alt="Embarassed" title="Embarassed" /> ....here is something I wrote that may answer your question: "Placing the Suspect Behind the Keyboard", http://www.amazon.com/Placing-Suspect-Behind-Keyboard-Investigative/dp/1597499854
The book shows a combination of traditional investigative methods, electronic surveillance methods, and digital forensics procedures put together to make a case, even describing case presentation methods (to showcase your investigation to your boss or a court).
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