Automated Forensic Data Acquisition in the Cloud

Reichert, Zachary; Richards, Katarina; Yoshigoe, Kenji

doi:10.1109/mass.2014.135

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“…GRR is a procedure that consists of different modules, which focus on acquiring various types of live forensic information from client machines [13]. Additionally, GRR is an integral part of this particular model in order to aggregate data and provide forensic evidence [14]. Digital evidence analysis needs to be carried out in accordance with special procedure, procedures and according to forensic analysis, to obtain good digital evidence, so that from digital evidence in the form of valid information to support legal decisions in the trial [15].…”

Section: Observation Grr Rapid Response Networkmentioning

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Security Analysis of Grr Rapid Response Network using COBIT 5 Framework

Riadi¹,

Sunardi²,

Handoyo³

2019

LKJITI

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Connection from the Internet is required to always be maintained under any conditions, but not always connectivity will run smoothly, lots of crowds or problems that require connections do not run smoothly. Application of security systems to overcome all problems and difficulties, both technical and non-technical which can affect system performance. GRR Rapid Response is the answer to internet network security. GRR asks for a client-server model, agents installed on the machine (client) to be able to communicate with the Grr server to access and provide unique client IDs. After setting this active and running, the server can send a request to the client who collects information, and the client sends a response to the request. After Grr is made, it is necessary to do a system evaluation and evaluation. The COBIT 5 framework is a good standard for determining the level of maturity of network security. The maturity level obtained is 2.899 can be decided at an institutional maturity level defined. The level of support the institution has agreed to, supports and supports all activities related to network security.

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Section: Observation Grr Rapid Response Networkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Security Analysis of Grr Rapid Response Network using COBIT 5 Framework

Riadi¹,

Sunardi²,

Handoyo³

2019

LKJITI

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“…In a previous section we have argued that the PII that is used within any CPS will be a small part of a much larger dataset. Digital forensic practitioners and academics have, over the last few years, developed procedures and toolkits for recovering data related to their investigations from large data stores such as web farms and the cloud (see [8], [9], [10] and [11]). While much of this data is unstructured, such as email or documents, it is contained in a structured architecture.…”

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Information security and digital forensics in the world of cyber physical systems

Jones

Vidalis

Abouzakhar

2016

2016 Eleventh International Conference on Digital Information Management (ICDIM)

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“…This avenue pushes the accountability and preparedness for forensic investigation to the cloud providers [32], [33], [34].…”

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Overview of the Forensic Investigation of Cloud Services

Farina

Scanlon

Le-Khac

et al. 2015

2015 10th International Conference on Availability, Reliability and Security

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Abstract-Cloud Computing is a commonly used, yet ambiguous term, which can be used to refer to a multitude of differing dynamically allocated services. From a law enforcement and forensic investigation perspective, cloud computing can be thought of as a double edged sword. While on one hand, the gathering of digital evidence from cloud sources can bring with it complicated technical and cross-jurisdictional legal challenges. On the other, the employment of cloud storage and processing capabilities can expedite the forensics process and focus the investigation onto pertinent data earlier in an investigation. This paper examines the state-of-the-art in cloud-focused, digital forensic practises for the collection and analysis of evidence and an overview of the potential use of cloud technologies to provide Digital Forensics as a Service.

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Automated Forensic Data Acquisition in the Cloud

Cited by 9 publications

References 4 publications

Security Analysis of Grr Rapid Response Network using COBIT 5 Framework

Security Analysis of Grr Rapid Response Network using COBIT 5 Framework

Information security and digital forensics in the world of cyber physical systems

Overview of the Forensic Investigation of Cloud Services

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