Today in Cybersecurity: Computer Forensics

from Excelsior Life · host Mike Lesczinski

Computer forensics is a set of processes used to acquire and analyze digital evidence. This is useful in determining how malware entered a system and also for proving or disproving that information of a certain form exists or does not exist on a system. James Antonakos of the National Cybersecurity Institute explains.

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