Computer Forensics: Computer Crime Scene Investigation explains how to gather evidence of computer crimes in such a way that would be more likely to lead to a conviction in criminal court. This book will probably expand your thinking about information security issues. On the other hand, although Vacca provides good general advice (do not lose volatile information by turning off compromised machines under midattack; do a memory dump is ready to translate into jury-readable form), he sometimes meanders into generalizations and irrelevant. More focus on evidence collection in organizational computing environments will make this book useful, not only generally informative Wall. - David Topics covered: How to gather evidence of hacking attacks after the fact, and many of the interests of general information about the state of crime and law enforcement in the field of computer technology.