Re: International accepted framework for digital forensics

["Gleb Paharenko" <gpaharenko () gmail com>]

Hello.

I can advice you to cross post your question to 'linux_forensics at
yahoogroups.com' as well. Though it is a bit Linux oriented :), but
there are enough smart people which can help you with general
questions. IMHO, forensics usually is a part of  incident response
practice and strongly depends on what was done during that phase. I do
not know standardized approaches to that but it may be nice in case
they exist.

2008/5/19  <pokegama_08 () hotmail com>:
> Hello,
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> I hope this is the right forum to place my question,  I am doing a proposal to develop forensics investigations in a 
> medium financial company, I am doing the proposal but I have not found an international accepted methodology like the 
> ISO 27001 in computer security for example,  I believe because the investigations have to comply with different 
> legislation in different countries, in the UK I have found the ACPO (association of chief police officers) framework 
> and in the states the framework of the Department of justice.
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> My goal is to submit my proposal with best practices to deploy digital forensics investigations, please I would 
> appreciate any help.
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> Ana



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Gleb Pakharenko.
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