Plan for Processing the Crime assignment help
criminology
Description
There are four (4) questions and the maximum point values are included with each question.
The recommended length for the final exam is 10 - 15 doubled spaced pages excluding diagrams,
illustrations or other addendum. The use of APA formatting is required for any in-text citations and
reference list. Each response is to immediately follow the question as follows:
1. Tasking A -- approximately 600 - 1000 words (2 - 4 pages) excluding diagrams, illustrations or other
addendum.
2. Tasking B -- approximately 600 - 800 words (2 - 3 pages) excluding diagrams, illustrations or other
addendum.
3. Tasking C -- approximately 600 - 800 words (2 - 3 pages) excluding diagrams, illustrations or other
addendum.
4. Tasking D -- approximately 600 - 800 words (2 - 3 pages) excluding diagrams, illustrations or other
addendum.
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Scenario
You are the lead forensics investigator for XYZ, Inc. -- an industry leading cyber forensic company. You
have just been notified that a top 5 health care company (HCC Partners in Life) has hired your company
to investigate a potential breach of their medical records system.
The HCC Security Operations Center (SOC) identified some “inconsistencies” in the intrusion detection
system (IDS) logs that caused the reliability to be questioned. HCC uses Snort IDS’ running on Linux
systems. In addition, the lead HCC database administrator received a strange e-mail from Human
Resources (HR), which contained a benefits attachment. When she opened the attachment, the
document was blank. She noticed that her system has been acting “strangely” after opening the
attachment. She operates a Microsoft Windows XP workstation.
Your team has been tasked with analyzing the HCC network, database server, and any workstations you
suspect to determine if there was a breach and any potential patient data leakage. The database server is
a Microsoft Windows 2003 Server running Microsoft SQL Server 2008.
If there is any evidence of a breach, HHC has a history of taking these types of incidents to court for
prosecution to the full extent of the law.
