HTCC Newsletter Update 4
The newsletter will aim to brief members on
issues relating to Digital Forensics and collaboration as well as news about
the HTCC In the news recently
HTCC UPDATE issues
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useful documents or those submitted to colleagues on request for help to the
Cybercop Portal. There has been a lot of information added recently. If you
are not a member please go to our public site
If you are a
member please feel free to circulate these Briefing to colleagues. Whilst
they contain opinions no protected data will be exposed through this system.
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This article about
UK policing highlights the problems faced in getting effective Digital
Forensic work done quickly. As well as the unacceptable delay for victims it
leaves real offenders free to re-offend. This will be a big issue globally
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An interesting
account of a range of Cyber courses running in US Universities. Helpful
thoughts for those looking to take further Cyber Security education programmes
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If you are
interested in the financials behind one of the biggest names in Digital
Forensics recovery here it is
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Interesting
article about the ease of inserting covert apps into another’s phone. Uses
the reporters phone to cover mSpy and FlexiSpy.
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Article discussion
the growth in Digital Forensics in the workplace particularly the corporate
world for tracking and recovery of evidence in civil cases.
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A lot of attention
being paid internationally about how Small and Medium enterprises protect
themselves.
On that subject
within the UK the TalkTalk hack has exposed the
vulnerability of a range of corporate held data. Whilst the story is still
unravelling, many days later, the big lesson is that if your company has leak
you as the CIO are on the front page. And also…..
The quickest way
to lose your business is to lose your data
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