ICT

This book provides the principal ideas and developments in the practice of Forensic ICT Investigations. It is a fact that Information Communication Technology (ICT) crimes have proliferated; therefore the significance of proper identifications, care, and processing of digital evidence needs to be taken seriously. Digital Forensic evidence form the silent witness against the offender-they are factual and cannot perjure themselves.

This text provides substantive information relating to computer crimes, how they are committed, what evidence is left behind, and forensics techniques. It is a suitable text for computer security managers, investigators, lawyers, and auditors to equip themselves to deal with these crime challenges of our time.