Computer crime evidence-preservation checklist [TechRepublic]

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Computer crime evidence-preservation checklist You've detected a computer crime and decided to report that activity to law enforcement. But before you touch the affected machine, open a single event log, or run another program, you must secure all digital evidence. This checklist tells you what to do and what not to do in the aftermath of a computer crime. Download it now >> Resource of the day Paper and Ink or Ones and Zeros: Protecting Your Documents (All of Them) It seems like everything is going digital these days. This webcast delves into the next generation of document security, an approach which not only covers your digital files, but your paper and ink ones as well.   More from TR Pro   Manage the Enterprise Attack Surface Organizations often see security as collections of identified vulnerabilities in silos. This isolation perspective misses the proverbial big picture--the "attack surface". Download it now >> IT Manager's Toolkit for "Staying Legal" As an IT manager, you need to be familiar with what constitutes discrimination and how to avoid discriminatory behavior. Download it now >> Incident management: Managing the inevitable Security incidents of all types regularly occur in every organization. This in-depth report explains how to take a formal approach to incident management so that you can reduce business impact and implement effective controls, document your response processes, and train prevention and response teams. Download it now >>   Not a Member? Check out this free TR Pro sample download: Learn your way around Outlook fast You may know the basics of how to Microsft Outlook, but not how to use Outlook effectively. How do you get up to speed quickly without wasting time? If you had a TechRepublic Pro subscription, you could solve the problem quickly with exclusive downloads such as TechRepublic Pro's Quick Reference: Microsoft Outlook. Discover other tools and downloads like this by becoming a TR Pro member today! Connect with TechRepublic Web master challenges: Creating realistic budgets Ryan Boudreaux discusses the challenge for web masters to work within tight budgets. What should you include as project line items and how can you get more money? Here are some tips. Today's recommended downloads Paper and Ink or Ones and Zeros: Protecting Your Documents (All of Them) (TechRepublic) Consolidating Your Network Storage Systems Auditing (Quest Software) Maximized Server Security, Performance and Value (TechRepublic) 30 day trial of Foglight Experience Monitor Appliance (Quest Software) Help Diverse Platforms Play Well Together (Quest Software)

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