01685nam a2200205   4500001000700000010001800007100004100025101000800066200011900074205001200193210003200205215002000237300004900257330104800306606002401354606002301378606002801401606002801429700002201457393322  a9781439827512  a20150611d2011       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aInternet searches for vetting, investigations, and open-source intelligencebRecurso eletrónicofEdward J. Appel  a1st ed.  aBoca RatoncCRC Pressd2011  a1 CD-ROMd12 cm  aFicheiro de 1,36 MB em formato PDF (285 p.).  aSection I. Behavior and Technology. 1. The Internet’s Potential for Investigators and Intelligence Officers. 2. Social and Technological Change. 3. Use and Abuse — Crime on the Internet. 4. Implications for the Enterprise. Section II. Legal and Policy Context. 5. Liability, Privacy, and Management Issues. 6. Laws. 7. Litigation. 8. International and Domestic Principles. 9. Professional Standards and the Internet. 10. The Insider Threat. Section III. Framework for Internet Searching. 11. Internet Vetting and Open-Source Intelligence Policy. 12. Tools, Techniques, and Training. 13. Proper Procedures for Internet Searching. Section IV. Internet Search Methodology. 14. Preparation and Planning. 15. Search Techniques. 16. Finding Sources. 17. Automation of Searching. 18. Internet Intelligence Reporting. 19. Illicit Web Sites and Illegal Behavior Online. 20. Model Internet Investigative Standards. 21. A Model Internet Investigation Policy. 22. A Model Internet Posting Policy. 23. Internet Intelligence Issues. Bibliography. Index.  aCRIME INFORMÁTICO  aCRIME VIA INTERNET  aINFORMAÇÃO CRIMINAL  aFONTE DE INFORMAÇÃO  aAPPELbEdward J.