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A book that includes case studies and coverage of expert witnesses presents an overview of computer crime covering both legal and technical aspects and providing a broad overview of computer forensics, computer laws and computer-related trials. Original.
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About the Author
Chuck Easttom has many years of practical experience in all aspects of IT. He holds a Doctor of Science in CyberSecurity and 3 masters degrees. He has authored 27 computer science books ( so far) and is an inventor with 17 computer science patents, and numerous research papers on topics such as digital forensics, cyber warfare, engineering processes, cryptography, and other areas.
He was a subject matter expert forCompTIA in the creation of their Security+, Linux+, and Server+ certification tests and on the Job Task Analysis team for CEH v8. He created the OSForensics certification test and course. He currently holds over 40 ITcertifications (A+,Network+, iNet+, Linux+, Server+, MCP, MCAD, MCSA, MCSE,MCDBA,MCTS,MCITP, CEH, CHFI, CISSP, CCFP, ISSAP, and more).
Dr. Easttom is frequently a speaker on computer science related topics,often specifically on computer security and related subjects. In the past he has beena speaker at: Hacker Halted, TakedownCon, Secure World, ISC2Security Congress,Harvard Computer Society, Columbia University ACM chapter, University of Texas at Dallas ACM Chapter, Southern Methodist University Research Colloquium, Hakon India, Defcon, Enfuse,to name a few. He has spoken on the history of viruses,cryptographic back doors, cryptanalysis, cyber warfare and terrorism, thedetails of the RSA algorithm, forensic report writing, Feistel ciphers,and other computer security topics. He is also a Distinguished Speaker of the ACM, as well as a Senior Member of the ACM and a Senior Member of the IEEE and a member of INCOSE and IACR. He currently is a professor at Capitol Technology University and is the Director of their Quantum Computing and Cryptography Research Center
He was a subject matter expert forCompTIA in the creation of their Security+, Linux+, and Server+ certification tests and on the Job Task Analysis team for CEH v8. He created the OSForensics certification test and course. He currently holds over 40 ITcertifications (A+,Network+, iNet+, Linux+, Server+, MCP, MCAD, MCSA, MCSE,MCDBA,MCTS,MCITP, CEH, CHFI, CISSP, CCFP, ISSAP, and more).
Dr. Easttom is frequently a speaker on computer science related topics,often specifically on computer security and related subjects. In the past he has beena speaker at: Hacker Halted, TakedownCon, Secure World, ISC2Security Congress,Harvard Computer Society, Columbia University ACM chapter, University of Texas at Dallas ACM Chapter, Southern Methodist University Research Colloquium, Hakon India, Defcon, Enfuse,to name a few. He has spoken on the history of viruses,cryptographic back doors, cryptanalysis, cyber warfare and terrorism, thedetails of the RSA algorithm, forensic report writing, Feistel ciphers,and other computer security topics. He is also a Distinguished Speaker of the ACM, as well as a Senior Member of the ACM and a Senior Member of the IEEE and a member of INCOSE and IACR. He currently is a professor at Capitol Technology University and is the Director of their Quantum Computing and Cryptography Research Center
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