Tag: InfoSecurity

  • An Argument for Assumed Extra-territorial Consent During Cybercrime Investigations

    An Argument for Assumed Extra-territorial Consent During Cybercrime Investigations

    During cybercrime investigations it’s common to find that a suspect has used technology in a country outside of the territorial jurisdiction of Law Enforcement investigating the case. The suspects themselves may also be located outside of the territory of the investigating group. A country may be able to claim jurisdiction over a suspect or device…

  • What is Cybersecurity?

    Last week, a number of Korean organizations fell victim to cyber attacks. This has prompted discussions about cybersecurity in Korea, and while following this issue I’ve realized that Korea’s main challenge appears to be understanding what cybersecurity actually is. From many of the discussions, representatives from various organizations appear to believe that security is a…

  • InfoSecurity Russia 2012: Digital Forensics, Cloud Computing, Future of Cybercrime Investigation

    InfoSecurity Russia 2012: Digital Forensics, Cloud Computing, Future of Cybercrime Investigation

    Last week Joshua and I gave invited talk about digital forensics at InfoSecurity Russia 2012. The slides of the talk are here: Slides of DigitalFIRE Talk at InfoSecurity Russia 2012 Our talk explored the issues of digital forensics in the cloud environment. The first part of the talk introduced the concepts of cyber crime investigations and the challenges…