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First case
The first criminally prosecuted computer crime case (as mentioned before) took place in1966. -
first crimes involving computers
First crimes cases involving computers, mainly financial fraud -
AFIS
Rockwell International installs the first fingerprint reader at the FBI. In 1979, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police implements the first actual automatic fingerprint identification system (AFIS). -
CART
FBI Magnetic Media Program created... this later becomes the Computer Analysis and Response Team (CART) -
training
The first computer forensics training course appeared around 1989 (University of North Texas), -
IOCE
International Organization on Computer Evidence (IOCE) formed -
Law enforcement personnel
The G8 countries declared that "Law enforcement personnel must be trained and equipped to address high-tech crimes" in the Moscow Communiqué of December. -
new principals
In March G8 appointed IICE to create international principles for the procedures relating to digital evidence -
FBI Regional Computer Forensic Laboratory
First FBI Regional Computer Forensic Laboratory established -
Accepting computer forensics
It appears that by 2007 the term ‘computer forensics’ became commonly accepted, and often used in a broader sense in relation to devices which are, strictly speaking, not computers.
