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Author: Steve Burgess
Company: Burgess Consulting And Forensics
Website: burgessforensics.com
Author Comment / Biography:
Steve Burgess is a freelance technology writer, a practicing computer forensics specialist as the principal of Burgess Forensics, and a contributor to the text, Scientific Evidence in Civil and Criminal Cases, 5th Edition by Moenssens, et al. Mr. Burgess may be reached at http://burgessforensics.com
Mr. Burgess has more than three decades of experience providing data services as a pioneer in the data recovery & forensics industries.
Since 1985, Burgess has performed data recovery, electronic data discovery and forensic analysis on more than 15,000 hard disks and other digital media for firms and individuals in 22 states and several countries. Deposed as expert witness in many cases in California and Texas, testified as expert witness in several Superior Courts in California and Texas. Has run own labs for more than 20 years.
Burgess explains results and arcane computer technology in terms understood by the layperson, judge and jury.
Burgess is also the current President of the non-profit Foresight Institute of San Francisco, CA
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11. The evolution of e-discovery and computer forensics, Part 2: Zubulake v. UBS Warburg
October 05, 2014
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and ESI The evolution of e-discovery and computer forensics, Part 2: Zubulake v. UBS Warburg By Steve Burgess, 2014 The field of electronic discovery and digital forensics is rapidly evolving. In the early years of this millennium, disc...
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12. The Supreme Court and Your Smartphone
October 05, 2014
The Supreme Court and Your Smartphone By Steve Burgess, 2014 Suppose you're pulled over because your left taillight is out, because your license plate tag is a bit out of date, or because one of your passengers just threw a cigarette butt out the window. And suppose th...
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13. The evolution of e-discovery and computer forensics, Part I
October 05, 2014
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and ESI: The evolution of e-discovery and computer forensics, Part I
By Steve Burgess, 2014
Nearly all documents start on a computer and discovery for litigation necessarily requires accessing electronically stored information (ESI). R...
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14. Home-Brewed Data Destruction
October 05, 2014
Home-Brewed Data Destruction By Steve Burgess, 2014 Law around the subject of electronically stored information (ESI) is ever-evolving. In a lawsuit, it's treated just like paper documents. If you shred or burn the paper evidence, you're in trouble – and if you're caugh...
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15. The Current State of CyberWar in the World
October 05, 2014
The Current State of CyberWar in the World Drama. Drama is the touchstone for reporting. We have to look well around this particular stone in order to catch a realistic impression of the virtual. We have to look around it even to understand what Cyb...
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16. Rescue for Pine Grove - Data Recovery Resurrects a Library
October 05, 2014
Rescue for Pine Grove: Data Recovery Resurrects a Library By Steve Burgess, 2014 On the morning of May 21, something happened. Suspicion fell first on kids playing with matches. But a Fire Department investigation soon revealed that it was faulty wiring in the walls t...
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17. Should the US Cyber-Attack Syria?
September 11, 2013
Should the US CyberAttack Syria? “Is the U.S. ready for cyber war?” leads an article in FCW Online. FCW, “the Business of Federal Technology” is an online magazine designed to provide Federal tech execs w...
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18. I've Been Hacked! What Do I Do Now?
September 10, 2013
We get this question several times a week, so it’s not just you. And no, it doesn't mean you're crazy – even if your friends think so, and even if law enforcement won't take your case. People’s computers and phones get hacked, every day. Why won't the police do anything about it – is...
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19. Backups: Pain Avoidance Made Easy
April 30, 2013
Backups: Pain Avoidance Made Easy Backup, backup, backups! If there's one thing I've learned in 30 years and close to 20,000 data recoveries, it's that everybody doesn't back up their data sometimes. Nobody backs up their data all of the time, most people never back up their ...
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20. What's in a (Cyber) Name?
October 27, 2011
What's in a (Cyber) Name? by Steve Burgess, 2011 As the United States (and the world) prepare for the possibility of Cyber War, it seems that there’s little agreement on what the term means. Merriam-Webster defines it as “of, relating to, or involving computers or computer networks (as the...
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