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forensics tools - preserving data?

Subject: forensics tools - preserving data?
Date: 4 Oct 2004 17:44:06 -0000


G'Day All,

Before I begin, I wanted to thank everyone who had provided me with direction 
on my last post regarding pgp.

Hopefully I have as simple a question as before.

I have a client who recently had to terminate an employee and part of their 
decision was based on dereliction of duty.  Basically too much time spent 
surfing the internet and not performing her expected duties.

They have asked me to gather the internet history, temporary internet directory 
files, etc.

I can pull up the files, archive them and explain the information to them.  But 
how do I go about extracting the information (i.e. The internet address of the 
many files that lie in the temp internet dir) so I am able to present it in 
acceptable fashion that they might use it in a court of law as evidence should 
it come to that.

I have been looking but can't seem to find what I think I need.  I have located 
tools on http://www.networkintrusion.co.uk/fortools.htm
 and see that NetAnalysis might prove useful but appears to be overkill.  Or is 
this exactly what I need?

Thanks in advance, again.

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