AISA Melbourne Branch Meeting: Computer Forensic Investigations

Starts: Friday 18 November 2011, 4:00PM

Finishes: Friday 18 November 2011, 5:30PM

Date: Friday 18 November 2011

Time: 4:00pm for 4:15pm to 5:30pm

 

Venue: ANZ, 833 Collins Street, Melbourne

Please Note: You must RSVP in advance for this meeting, and then register upon arrival at the AISA registration desk at Core B. Log-in and RSVP online via the link at the bottom of this page.

RSVP Deadline: RSVP by Thursday 17 November 2011 5pm

 

Topic: Computer Forensic Investigations

Sooner or later, most in IT will be asked to do some form of investigation, whether it is looking into misuse of emails or the internet, investigating a system compromised or even a rouge employee stealing company secrets.

Most will have the technical skills and interest to help, but can easily get caught in the minefield of technical, legal, and procedural traps that computer forensic investigations entail.

Based on the philosophy that it is always good to learn from mistakes - especially someone else's - this presentation will be full of real world examples and practical advice to help you get the results while staying well clear of the deep stuff. .

Speaker: Nick Klein

Nick Klein started life as an IT auditor before moving into IT security back in the 90's, when companies started connecting to the Internet. He worked in the High Tech Crime team of the Australia Federal Police on cases ranging from counter terrorism to computer hacking, before joining Deloitte's Forensic practice in 2005.

Last year Nick started his own independent computer forensic company based in Sydney and hasn't looked back since.

Today his investigations include financial fraud, corruption, employee misconduct, theft of IP, authenticity of evidence, commercial litigation, e-discovery, online child abuse and even old fashion SQL injections. We presume this will be a very enjoyable presentation, so don't be late as there will be only standing room otherwise. If you haven't been all year November 18th is the night to come along.

 

Many thanks to our sponsors:

AISA thanks ANZ for providing the venue for our Melbourne Branch meetings.

 

 

 

 

RSVP Deadline: RSVP by Thursday 17 November 2011 5:00pm.

Members should login then RSVP online using the link below.

Non-members should RSVP to Peter Wolski, AISA Melbourne Branch Executive via email to Melbourne@aisa.org.au. Non-members are welcome to attend a meeting to find out more about us, but are then expect to join before attending others. However, non-members should note that some events are strictly limited to AISA members only, for example the AISA National Conference, all AISA CISSP Study Group sessions and Focus Group meetings.