Network Defense and Investigations

As digital crime increases exponentially, the need for investigative expertise in both government and civilian sectors has increased proportionally as well.

The Network Defense and Investigations course textbook provides students with methods and strategies to mitigate incident damage with efficient and effective response procedures, acquire crucial evidence in a forensically sound manner, identify and analyze the recovered evidence for relevant facts, and document and report details of the investigation in a manner consistent with professional industry standards. In many cases, the cybersecurity professional must also be prepared to offer expert witness testimony in civil and legal venues.

Comprised of 14 detailed chapters designed to align to academic calendars, students are presented with topics such as Enterprise Network Devices and Services, Identity and Access Management, Biometric Security, Evidence Collection and Chain of Custody, Data Analysis, and Reporting and Documentation requirements. Immersive learning labs utilize the Project Ares' Cyber Range and Wireshark network protocol analyzer software. Additional ISBNs 978-1737352938, 978-1737352969.

Additional ISBNs include 978-1737352938, 978-1737352969.

Book Details

• Author: Michael I. Kaplan
• Publisher: Phase2 Advantage
• eBook ISBN: 9781737352969, 1737352966
• Print ISBN: 9781737352938, 1737352931