Forensic Computing: Introduced and Defined (2006) Ref: ict0007 13,000 words – 96 pages Excellent use of literature Outstanding undergraduate IT dissertation The computer criminal has had a field day for the last two decades, committing crimes on unsuspecting victims, confident in the knowledge they wouldn’t be caught. The saviour is here adeptly titled forensic computing, the patrolling Bobbies of the cyber world, eager to pick up the trail of criminal cyber activity and provide digital evidence for a court of law. So how does this new field run? What are the common activities of day-to-day investigations of computer crime? This research is focused on providing an overview of what forensic computing entails and some of the current issues surrounding it. One such issue is the lack of resources faced by law authorities in funding a full-scale forensic computing department. This focus will be explored as well as highlighting areas such as judges seemingly keen to dismiss computer crime as a low priority, through various misconceptions and the lack of technical knowledge available in the courtroom. Hopefully by reading this paper, the new field of forensic computing will be explained to the reader and its importance to society worldwide. Chapter 1: Introduction Dissertation Aims and Objectives Structure, Layout and Chapter Summaries Research Approach Research Primary Research Chapter 2: Computer Crime Computer crime Computer crime explained History timeline Defining and categorising The primary types of computer crime The computer criminal The Computer Hacker Hacker’s arguments Chapter 3: Forensic Computing defined Definition of Forensic Computing Email Rape Hospital Intrusion Chapter 4: The four Phases The Four phases Planning Preservation and Presentation of digital evidence Chapter 5: Tools of the Trade Tools of the Trade Chapter 6: Current Issues Current Issues Further Issues Chapter 7: Conclusion Review of Research objectives What the future Holds Future research and considerations Conclusions References Bibliography 
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