IT Security and Ethics: Videos

Digital evidence comprises information found on a broad range of electronic devices and is generally considered useful to the courts because of its probative value. Unfortunately, it is becoming apparent that complex technical issues, increasingly large datasets, and the special properties of digital evidence often makes it difficult for the courts to understand the true nature and value of the evidence presented. The Emerging Forensic Tools for Locating and Analyzing Digital Evidence video lecture presents case studies highlighting the challenges associated with digital evidence location and analysis in criminal and civil legal cases. It introduces the world’s leading forensic tools to meet and overcome these challenges and presents new concepts in the way digital evidence is now being garnered and processed by more enlightened practitioners.This video lecture is a valuable educational resource for digital forensic practitioners involved in corporate investigations, law enforcement officers, forensic auditors, IT security professionals, and members of the legal community.

The internet has presented a vast number of opportunities to connect and communicate with individuals all over the world. This heightened connectivity has also brought about a number of security threats as criminals continue to find new ways to infiltrate the private data of corporations and individuals alike. Internet Threat Detection Using Honeypots explores the techniques employed by honeypots intended to hinder the ability of cyber criminals to attack or otherwise gain unauthorized access to private data and systems. Focusing on practical implementations and recently detected internet threats, this video is an ideal educational resource and provides practical cyber security solutions to business professionals, IT specialists, students, and researchers on this topic.