In India India 
- Real-time collection of network traffic and analysis of the same to prevent cyber crime and cyber attack on national critical information infrastructure. (called Network Forensics)
- Forensic analysis of iPods, GPS, Satellite Phones and other navigation phones (called GPS Forensics).
- National Grid Computing facilities for cracking lengthy passwords and for decrypting the encrypted information.
- Forensic analysis of large data bases, cloud computing forensics, Main Frame forensics.
- Forensic analysis of routers, hubs and switches to identify root kits, Trojans and other malware programmes and to identify IP Router Attacks.
- Forensic analysis of wireless communication devices.
- Mobile Laboratory Forensic Analysis Facilities for imaging the suspected storage media at the scene of crime and for cyber crime-scene management.
- Forensic analysis of hidden data by using encryptions, steganography and other data hidden techniques.
- Forensic Analysis of pre-programmed chips which are a part of guided missiles, satellites, defense equipment to identify any Malware Programmes (called Embedded Forensics).
- Multi-lingual Analysis of the network traffic and the storage media for timely identification of cyber crimes committed by non-English speaking criminals.
 
Thank you Sir,
ReplyDeleteYou used very perfect word "postmortem" for media forensic.
The forensic scope which you mentioned in blog is very impressive. The sad part is most of Indian ITcians uses the purchased tool instead of open-source for forensic investigation and no one take serious note on IT Security.