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10 things to think about with Cloud Computing and Forensics

10 things to think about with Cloud Computing and Forensics

By Dan Morrill on March 11, 2010

I was recently invited to write the first chapter of an upcoming book about cloud computing and computer/network forensics. While I am excited about being published, and of course you should go buy the book when it comes out Cloud Computing forensics needs to have a wider discussion in the information security field, as there [...]

Posted in Design | Tagged cloud computing, forensics, Misc Technology, network, paradigm, process, security engineer, shift, thinking, virtualization | 1 Response

Yes it is possible to resource starve a Cloud Computer

Yes it is possible to resource starve a Cloud Computer

By Dan Morrill on February 23, 2010

Over the weekend, my cloud computing infrastructure survived a major hacking attack. Here is what happened and what it took to recover it. This weekend my servers out in the cloud space fended off a major hacking attack across two of the systems that I have given the public access to use them. The attack [...]

Posted in Security | Tagged attack, clean up, cloud, cloud computing, computing, DDOS, forensics, hack, hacke, hacking, linux, processes, resource starvation | 1 Response

Cloud Computing Making Forensics Easier

By Dan Morrill on September 22, 2008

Think that cloud computing would add to the complexity of your computer forensics program? The resounding answer to this is no, by leveraging the inbuilt abilities of cloud computing, computer forensics becomes an “on demand” service. One of the very nice things about cloud computing is that you basically exist in an on demand system, [...]

Posted in Design, Security | Tagged advantages, bit by bit, business office, cloud computing, copy, forensics, manager, money, quick, savings, Security, speed | 3 Responses

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