English | Apr 1, 2015 | ASIN: B00VK8CWO8 | 42 Pages | AZW3/MOBI/EPUB/PDF (conv) | 2 MB
This book addresses a real-life problem, namely the unavailability of non-proprietary assessment models that measures the maturity of digital forensic readiness (DFR). This problem is also aggravated because it would seem that existing models do not seek to satisfy the objectives and goals of DFR. How can you have an assessment tool that does not link back to the goals and objectives of DFR?
So this book takes the reader through the problem and it identifies a solution, namely the DFR maturity assessment model.
This is a very useful book to have as it highlights and discusses the main domains of digital forensic readiness, the goals and objectives, it also introduces a free assessment model that was validated by practitioners.
It is a must read for practitioners, organisations considering DFR measurement tools, individuals wanting to understand digital forensic readiness and the design principles of assessment models, and of course it is a must for researchers.