<h4>The all-new edition of this security bestseller reveals the most relevant and up-to-date incident response techniques, tools, and case scenarios.</h4> <p><i>Incident Response & Computer Forensics, Third Edition</i> arms you with the right know-how to react quickly and efficiently to the daily onslaught of data breaches that hit all organizations worldwide. This new edition is chock-full of updates about tools and techniques as well as real-world scenarios reflecting today’s most common types of incidents. Specific, detailed advice covers all aspects of incident investigation and handling, with an emphasis on forensics. <p>Special features highlight important tips for security practitioners: the Law Enforcement feature that appears throughout all chapters provides advice on when and how law enforcement must be informed; the What Can Happen feature shows how badly certain scenarios could turn out (with non-action or wrong-action) and why; the Where to Look feature guides you through the fastest routes to key evidence; and the Eye Witness feature details relevant real-world cases for context and urgency.</p><p>Part I: Introduction to Incident Response covers real-world incidents, an introduction to the incident response process, preparation for incident response, and what happens after the detection of an incident. Part II: Data Collection covers live data collection from Windows and UNIX systems, forensic duplication, collecting network-based evidence, and evidence handling. Part III: Data Analysis covers computer system storage fundamentals, data analysis techniques, investigating Windows and UNIX systems, analyzing network traffic, investigating hacker tools, investigating routers, and writing computer forensic reports.</p> <ul><li>The most technically rigorous handbook on incident handling available<li>All-new advice on architecting networks from the ground-up to fight intrusions<li>New details on streamlining intrusion diagnoses for faster recovery<li>New coverage of: log file and massive data analysis; memory analysis; social media portals to entry; malware analysis; and mobile device-originated breaches<li>New real-world scenarios added throughout exemplify the latest, most prevalent incident types<li>New and up-to-date methods for investigating and assessing hackers' latest tools<li>A forensics-forward approach to handling and protecting sensitive data without further compromising systems</ul></p>