Discuss the problems that may be created for the forensic investigator if ?unauthorized access? is legislatively v

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Chapter 15: Exercise 15 page 15-31

• Discuss the problems that may be created for the forensic investigator if “unauthorized access” is legislatively viewed as a property crime.

Chapter 15: Exercise 21 page 15-31

Unauthorized Access. Ted Munice has recently been fired. He had been the payroll accountant at Texas Shipping in Galveston, Texas. The systems administrator had determined that someone had logged into the payroll system twice on December 25. A forensic investigator hired by Texas Shipping questioned Ted. Ted admitted that he had logged onto the network, but denied that he had done anything while on the network. The Company wants to take legal action against Ted and has asked a forensic accountant for advice. What should the forensic accountant tell Texas Shipping?

Chapter 15: Exercise 23 page 15-32

Cybercrimes and Cybercrimes. The recommendations from the Council of Europe’s Convention on Cybercrime contain some of the most recent descriptions of cybercrimes.

a. Review the Convention in Appendix 1 and list the cybercrimes that the Council identified in its recommendations.

b. List and provide examples of the cybercrimes that are found in your answer to a that are not mentioned in the state statutes in Table 15.3.

the table 15-3 is missing out of the book. If I don’t find the table in the next 2 days you don’t have to answer that question

b. List and provide examples of the cybercrimes that are found in your answer to a that are not mentioned in the state statutes in Table 15.3.

it's just 3 questions  

well the 3rd one has 2 parts 

• Book: Forensic and Investigative Accounting

Crumbley, D. L. (2017). Forensic and Investigative Accounting (8th Edition) eBook. [devry]. Retrieved from https://devry.vitalsource.com/#/books/978080804646…