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Reviewing a tech book technically makes you a peer reviewer…

Posted by Brett Shavers
in  Digital Forensics
    If you have been in the digital forensics world for more than a day, then you know about peer reviews of analysis reports.  If you have ‘only’ been doing IR work where forensics isn't the main point (as in taking evi...
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Books written by practitioners are many times better than those written by those who 'never done it'

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Many of Syngress published books I’ve read are those written by people simply writing about how they do their job…while they are doing their job.   They are probably not writing while they are physically doing their work, but you know ...
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JAN
08
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Tech Talk Can Get You Lost in Lingo

Posted by Brett Shavers
in  Digital Forensics
    Every career and academic field has its own “lingo” to the extent that a conversation buried deep in lingo sounds like a foreign language. I have experienced military lingo, law enforcement lingo, and technical lingo in my lif...
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Guest — Michelle
Thank you for allowing me another perspective about lingo and technical writing.
Friday, 22 January 2016 10:42
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