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Thomas Mann, 1896
The Business Forum held a Luncheon
at
The Fairmont Olympic Hotel
in Seattle, Washington
on the subject
of
The Executive Liability of IT
Professionals
With Experts
from:
CyberTrust, Inc.
Those accepting our invitation
to attend included:
Senior Business Analyst - GM Nameplate, Inc. * Information Technology Manager - GM Nameplate, Inc. * Partner - Integro Partnership * Audit Director - Todd Pacific Shipyards Corporation * Technology & Operations Manager - King County * Manager Data Warehousing - University of Washington * Director Global Information Security - PACCAR, Inc. * Senior IT Analyst� Safeco * Senior IT Auditor � Safeco * Practice Director - Two Degrees Consulting * IT Specialist, Risk Management � Safeco * Senior Security Process Specialist - The Boeing Company * Director Information Systems - Todd Pacific Shipyards Corporation * Manager, Corporate IT Contract Administration - Russell Investment Group * Senior Technology Consultant - Russell Investment Group * Manager Systems & Programming - Milliman, Inc. * Director - County Government Central IT Organization - King County ITS * Manager of Enterprise Networks & Security � Nordstrom * Networks Administrator � Milliman, Inc. * Senior Security Risk Analyst - Russell Investment Group
For the
benefit of those of our members and supporters who could not
attend the meeting we present the following white paper, with contacts
Author: Ty Gast
Contributed by: Cybertrust, Inc.
Computer forensics involves the complex task of accurately investigating events or activities on computer systems without adversely affecting the integrity of the data contained on those systems. This is a difficult task to perform properly, requiring expert handling and care. A forensics investigator is asked to answer fundamental questions surrounding an event: who did what, when did they do it, and how was it accomplished?
At the same time, they are expected to take precautions that ensure the integrity of the original data is maintained. To that end, investigators follow precise procedures to safeguard the data while allowing the investigation to proceed. These procedures include maintaining a chain of custody for all evidence material, maintaining the integrity of the data source media, and creating accurate mirror images of data sources. Only after these important steps are taken can an investigator begin the forensics analysis of mirrored data.
Contact
for further Information:CyberTrust, Inc.
Lori Winn
Office:
707-762-7275
FAX:
707-762-2289
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