'Computer crime' presentation slideshows

Chapter 9 Network and Internet Security

Chapter 9 Network and Internet Security. Learning Objectives. Explain why computer users should be concerned about network and Internet security. List several examples of unauthorized access, unauthorized use, and computer sabotage.

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Guide to Computer Forensics and Investigations Fourth Edition

Guide to Computer Forensics and Investigations Fourth Edition. Chapter 2 Understanding Computer Investigations. Objectives. Explain how to prepare a computer investigation Apply a systematic approach to an investigation Describe procedures for corporate high-tech investigations

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PROTECTING INFORMATION RESOURCES

PROTECTING INFORMATION RESOURCES. Spyware and Adware . Spyware Software that secretly gathers information about users while they browse the Web Can be used maliciously Install antivirus or antispyware software Adware Form of spyware

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Offending behaviour in autism- W hy do some individuals with autism get into trouble? Richard Mills June 2012

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Information Assurance: vulnerabilities, threats, and controls

Information Assurance: vulnerabilities, threats, and controls Dr. Wayne Summers TSYS Department of Computer Science Columbus State University Summers_wayne@colstate.edu http://csc.colstate.edu/summers SQL Slammer

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Mark Eckenwiler Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section U.S. Department of Justice

ISPs and Federal Privacy Law: Everything You Need to Know About the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA). Mark Eckenwiler Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section U.S. Department of Justice. The Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section.

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COMPUTER FRAUD AND ABUSE

COMPUTER FRAUD AND ABUSE. Chapter 3. Introduction. Companies face four types of threats to their information systems: Natural and political disasters Software errors and equipment malfunction Unintentional acts Intentional acts (including computer crime). Fraud Defined.

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COMPUTER FRAUD AND ABUSE

COMPUTER FRAUD AND ABUSE. Chapter 3. Introduction. Companies face four types of threats to their information systems: Natural and political disasters Software errors and equipment malfunction Unintentional acts Intentional acts (including computer crime). Fraud Defined.

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The Computer Misuse

The Computer Misuse. Definition. The Computer Misuse Act 1990 (CMA) is an act of the UK Parliament passed in 1990. CMA is designed to frame legislation and controls over computer crime and Internet fraud. The legislation was created to: Criminalize unauthorized access to computer systems.

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Professional Practices COMPUTER CRIME

Professional Practices COMPUTER CRIME. Lecture 3 Syed Saqib Raza Rizvi. Preface. What is Computer Crime? General Types of Computer Crime Types of Computer Crime II Cyber Crime Statistics Preventions of Computer Crime Laws against Computer Crime. What is Computer Crime?.

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Our Criminal Law

Our Criminal Law. Chapter 5. Criminal Law. Lesson 5-1. Goals. Define the elements present in all crimes Describe crimes that commonly occur in the business environment. What are crimes?. Punishable offense against society Defined by statutes (laws enacted by state or federal legislatures)

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Education Across the Nation 1 st Quarter 2005

Education Across the Nation 1 st Quarter 2005. Business Computing Forensics. Jo Stewart-Rattray. Education Across the Nation. The EdXN seminar series provides topical issues quarterly, in free to Member Forums. This presentation will be available on the ACS website

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Chapter 11

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CYBER CRIME

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Criminal Law and Procedure

Criminal Law and Procedure. Chapter 4. Crime. A punishable offense against society. So if you commit a crime, it is the intention of the court to catch and punish you. Punishment is not made to remedy the wrong, but rather to discipline the wrongdoer. Elements of a Crime.

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Computer Crime and Identity Theft

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Computer Crime - 2007

Computer Crime - 2007. Computer crime and security survey Computer Security Institute and FBI 2007 Key findings Average annual loss increased from $168,000 to $350,424 Insider abuse of network resources edged out virus incidents.

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e-Rule

e-Rule. By Syazwani binti safee Pb11077 Nurul ashikin binti rani PB11083. cyber crimes. Big increase in cyber crimes (The Star 27 Apr 2011)

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Maintenance and Safety on Your Computer

Maintenance and Safety on Your Computer. The following slides will help you perform basic computer maintenance and take appropriate steps to keep your computer and the files stored on your computer safe. Maintenance: Add or Remove Programs. Step 2: Left Click on the Control Panel.

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Counterfeiting and Cybercrime: Stakes and Challenges.

Counterfeiting and Cybercrime: Stakes and Challenges. *Summary

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