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Digital Forensics and Information Security

Page history last edited by Janet Cottrell 12 years, 2 months ago

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 Key Databases

  • Faulkner Advisory on Information Technology Studies -- Reports in key IT areas.
  • Faulkner Security Management Practices --Reports on critical IT security issues.
  • ACM Digital Library --Full text of every article published by ACM (Association for Computing Machinery) including over 50 years of archives
  • IEEE Computer Society Digital Library -- IEEE journals, transactions, and conference publications  
  • ProQuest Computing --Computing journals in full text.
  • Computer Database (InfoTrac) --Product introductions, news and reviews in technology areas.
  • Proquest Telecommunications --Top telecommunications industry publications.
  • Science Direct --Scientific database of journals and books; includes the journal Digital Investigation 
  • Westlaw Campus Research: Fulltext of West's legal reporters (federal and state case law), statutes, administrative rulings, and legal coverage of the European Union.
    • After opening the link, scroll to the bottom of the license, accept it, and click "Go." Then click the "Law" tab at the top of the screen after Campus Research opens.
    • For more information about using WestLaw, click on the "Help (FAQs)" link at the upper right of the screen.
  • LexisNexis Academic Universe: Full-text News, Legal, Business, Medical and Reference Data Sources.
    • After entering LexisNexis, click the "Legal" tab at the upper left of the screen. 
    • For more information about using LexisNexis, scroll down to the "How do I..." and "Tutorials" links at the bottom left of the screen. 

 

Recommended websites

 

Journals

 

Key print journals available at the Library:

  • Journal of Digital Forensics Practice
  • Journal of Digital Forensics, Security, and Law

 

Books and E-Books

Note: The online catalog includes titles from O'Reilly and other major publishers in e-book format--read them online! 

 

Super Sources in the Reference Section

  • Encyclopedia of cybercrime [REF] HV6773 .E53 2009
  • Socioeconomic and legal implications of electronic intrusion [REF] HV6773 .S635 2009
  • Minoli-Cordovana's authoritative computer & network security dictionary  [REF] QA76.9.A25 M583 2006
  • Cybercrime : a reference handbook / Bernadette H. Schell and Clemens Martin. [REF] HV6773 .S3547 2004 
  • The encyclopedia of high-tech crime and crime-fighting / Michael Newton   [REF] HV6773 .N 48 2004

 

How do I Cite in this Field?

 

Background Information

Wikipedia:

Encyclopedia Britannica

NOTE: Encyclopedia Britannica and Wikipedia can help you familiarize yourself with a subject, but are not considered appropriate, citeable sources for a college-level research paper.

  • Dictionary of Information Security. Slade, Robert. Rockland, Mass. : Syngress Publishing, c2006. Available online.

 

 

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Page Author: Janet Cottrell

 

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