High-Technology Crime: Investigating Cases Involving Computers (with 3.5 diskette)

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Summary: Bridging the gap between law enforcement and companies
Review: Rosenblatt has an unusually good understanding of the problems faced by law enforcement when dealing with companies who want the crook jailed but don't have time for support work on the case. He also understands corporate perspectives when the case makes the headlines and really becomes a mess for PR.

This book clearly outlines the many issues related to getting computer-based evidence and making sure that search warrants are well written. It is a bit dated but very useful.

Rating:
Summary: Bridging the gap between law enforcement and companies
Review: Rosenblatt has an unusually good understanding of the problems faced by law enforcement when dealing with companies who want the crook jailed but don't have time for support work on the case. He also understands corporate perspectives when the case makes the headlines and really becomes a mess for PR.

This book clearly outlines the many issues related to getting computer-based evidence and making sure that search warrants are well written. It is a bit dated but very useful.

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Summary: Authoritative, well written, and a real eye-opener.
Review: Rosenblatt has put together a great source of information along with plenty of practical tips and techniques for both investigators and prosecutors. I found the sections on legal technicalities and practices especially good. I've recommended the book to everyone I know who remotely has anything to do with computer or high technology crime. A must read for the cop of the 21st century!

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Summary: A must read for the high-tech security professional
Review: This book is a must read for the high-technology security professional. The author's insights and practice tips alone are worth the price of the book.

Rating:
Summary: A must read for the high-tech security professional
Review: This book is a must read for the high-technology security professional. The author's insights and practice tips alone are worth the price of the book.