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:[http://www.cybersecurityinstitute.biz CyberSecurity Institute - a buisiness site listing core competencies in computer forensics.]<br> | :[http://www.cybersecurityinstitute.biz CyberSecurity Institute - a buisiness site listing core competencies in computer forensics.]<br> | ||
:[http://www.e-evidence.info/links.html E-Evidence Info - big list of links in computer forensics.]<br> | :[http://www.e-evidence.info/links.html E-Evidence Info - big list of links in computer forensics.]<br> | ||
:[http://www.first.org/ FIRST - a Forum of government, business, and academic incident responders.]<br> | |||
:[http://www.forensics.nl/links/ Forensics NL - big list of computer forensics and cybercrime resources.]<br> | |||
:[http://www.infosyssec.com/infosyssec/cybercrim1.html Infosyssec: The Security Portal for IT Professionals - a private think tank.]<br> | |||
:[http://www.janes.com/security/ Jane's Information Group/Security Section - focus on terrorism and information technology.]<br> | |||
:[http://research.microsoft.com/ Microsoft Research - innovations in a variety of mathematically possible ways.]<br> | |||
:[http://www.microsoft.com/technet/default.asp Microsoft Technet - be sure to see the Security Bulletins and Support Knowledge Base.]<br> | |||
:[http://www.misti.com MIS Training Institute - provides courses and more in Audit and Information Security training.]<br> | |||
:[http://www.mitretek.org/home.nsf Mitretek Systems - a well-known think tank in criminal justice engineering.]<br> | |||
:[http://www.nsi.org/ National Security Institute - provider with a lot of educational resources online.]<br> | |||
:[http://csrc.nist.gov/csrc/professional.html NIST List of Computer Security Organizations - professional associations and conferences.]<br> | |||
:[http://www.rand.org RAND Corporation - a well known think tank in public policy.]<br> | |||
:[http://www.sans.org/newlook/home.htm SANS Institute - perhaps the premiere cyber-defense institute; intrusion detection specialists.]<br> | |||
:[http://www.worldrg.com/ World Research Group - holders of training workshops on computer forensics.]<br> | |||
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Revision as of 16:11, 2 April 2007
INTERNET RESOURCES FOR COMPUTER FORENSICS
GENERAL RESOURCES
Educational Sites
- CARIS - Center for Advanced Research in InfoSec at University of Illinois.
- CERIAS - Purdue's Center for Education & Research in Information Assurance Security
- CERT - Carnegie Mellon's Coordination Center for Internet Security Expertise.
- Center for Computer Communications Security - also at Carnegie Mellon.
- Critical Infrastructure Project - joint project of George Mason and James Madison U.
- CISSP Certification - online study guides available.
- Colleges with Courses in Digital/Computer Forensics - from E-Evidence Info Center.
- Complete List of College Crypto and Security Courses - for U.S. and worldwide.
- Dartmouth College ISTS - Institute for Security Technology Studies.
- George Mason University.
- GMU Technology Law - an InfoSec Center think tank.
- George Washington University - Off-programs related to InfoSec.
- Georgia Tech Information Security Center - College of Computing and Info Security Center.
- Institute for Information Infrastructure Protection - a consortium group at Dartmouth.
- Indiana Univ. of PA - Center of Excellence in Information Assurance.
- Institute of Police Technology - popular Florida courses in computer crime investigation.
- ISS advICE - database on infosec and anti-hacker techniques.
- ITLabsOnline - helpful resources found here.
- John Hopkins Security Informatics Institute - an industry-academe partnership.
- Kennesaw State Cybercrime Institute - SCI Southeast Cybercrime Institute.
- MIT Lab for Computer Science Ron Rivest's Group - InfoSec and Cryptography Pages.
- National Defense University - their many Centers on Information and Technology.
- New York University Institute for Civil Infrastructure Systems - joint project with Cornell et. al.
- Oregon State Information Security Laboratory - College of Computing, Math, and Engineering.
- Univ. of California Davis - Computer Security Laboratory.
- UNC-Charlotte IT course offerings - in security, privacy, and other topics.
- Univ. of Tulsa - Center for Information Security.
Government Sites
- CERT (Computer Emergency Readiness Team) - coordinates attacks against the nation.
- CIAO (Critical Infrastructure Assurance Office) - coordinates top twenty list of vulnerabilities.
- DISA (Defense Information Systems Agency) - Air Force, Army, Navy IS.
- DOJ Cybercrime Bureau - a department of Justice website with a kid's page.
- EC InfoSec home page - European Commission InfoSec site.
- FedCIRC - great source for incident notes and intrusion detection tips.
- FBI - the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
- InterPol - their Technocrime Prevention page, with checklist.
- Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory - cutting edge research in energy science.
- Los Alamos National Laboratory - futuristic applied research.
- NIPC (National Infrastructure Protection Center) - Infraguard and where most incidents reported.
- Pacific Northwest National Laboratory - technological innovation.
- GAO Cyber-Security Assessments - yearly risk assessments in pdf and htm format.
- NIH Center for Security Information - includes advisories and other links.
- NIST Computer Security Division and CSRC - Department of Commerce sites.
- NPS CISR - Navy Postgraduate School Center for InfoSec Research.
- Office of Homeland Security - America's newest cabinet level agency.
- Sandia National Laboratory - emerging technologies that respond to national security threats.
- White House National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace - the official strategy of the U.S.
Industrial, Organization, or Private Sector Sites
- CVE - Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures.
- Computer Security Institute - a professional association that holds conferences.
- CyberSecurity Institute - a buisiness site listing core competencies in computer forensics.
- E-Evidence Info - big list of links in computer forensics.
- FIRST - a Forum of government, business, and academic incident responders.
- Forensics NL - big list of computer forensics and cybercrime resources.
- Infosyssec: The Security Portal for IT Professionals - a private think tank.
- Jane's Information Group/Security Section - focus on terrorism and information technology.
- Microsoft Research - innovations in a variety of mathematically possible ways.
- Microsoft Technet - be sure to see the Security Bulletins and Support Knowledge Base.
- MIS Training Institute - provides courses and more in Audit and Information Security training.
- Mitretek Systems - a well-known think tank in criminal justice engineering.
- National Security Institute - provider with a lot of educational resources online.
- NIST List of Computer Security Organizations - professional associations and conferences.
- RAND Corporation - a well known think tank in public policy.
- SANS Institute - perhaps the premiere cyber-defense institute; intrusion detection specialists.
- World Research Group - holders of training workshops on computer forensics.