[DFSci] web survey on computer forensics and the law

[marianne hoebick]

We would like to invite you and your peers to participate in a cyber
forensic web survey being conducted at Purdue University.
 
The purpose of this web survey is to identify the legal issues that are most
important in the field of cyber forensics. The results of this survey will
help in the development of standards that take into account the legal
admissibility of digital evidence in a court law.
 
The survey can be found at:
 <http://homes.cerias.purdue.edu/~mhoebick/>
http://homes.cerias.purdue.edu/~mhoebick/ 

This research is be conducted by Sydney Liles and Marianne Hoebich of Purdue
University.
 
Sydney Liles comes from a multi-disciplinary background with an
undergraduate degree in Anthropology, a master of arts in History and a
master of science in Computer Science.  She has worked as a software
engineer for many years as well as a professor of information technology for
several universities since 1998.  She is currently pursuing a PhD at Purdue
University focusing on cyber forensics.
 
Marianne Hoebich comes from the San Francisco Bay Area and has over 10 years
of business experience in high-technology companies.  She is currently
pursuing a master of Information Security at CERIAS at Purdue University.
Her focus is on critical infrastructure protection and cyber forensics.
 
We hope you will participate in this web survey.
 
Sincerely,
 
Marianne

Marianne Hoebich
mhoebich at purdue.edu




 

 

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