Forensic Methodology

azrael · 2007-07-03T20:54:38Z

Hullo All,In the Information Security arena there is the OSSTMM (Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual) which "is a peer-reviewed methodology for performing security tests and metrics." (http//www.isecom.org/osstmm/)It is quite proscriptive in it's guidance, and is designed to ensure that the security examiner/pen tester covers all the bases and that nothing gets overlooked.Is there anything like this for forensics ? Any reason why there isn't/shouldn't be ?Are there any current projects going this way ? Anyone interested in starting one ? ( Anyone got a better name for such a thing than"Forensic Examination Knowledge Open Formats Forum" - FEKOFF ? )-P

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11/02/2010 8:01 pm

Greetings,

Also, you can reference the thread about Suggested EnCase Guidelines for some discussion related to this thread. Related topic, got a bunch of us thinking about this again….

-David

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