Dr Olga Angelopoulou
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Job title: Lecturer in Computer Forensics
Email: o.angelopoulou@derby.ac.uk
Phone No: 01332 591827
Room: E510
Recent publications
Angelopoulou O., Vidalis S., Robinson I., 2012, Who are you today? Profiling the ID theft fraudster, Proceedings of the 11th ECIW: European Conference on Information Warfare and Security, Laval, France, 2012
Vidalis S., Angelopoulou O., Emanuel L., 2011, Digital continuity: record classification and retention on shared drives and email vault, Welsh Government, Crown copyright
Vidalis S., Llewellyn E., Angelopoulou O., 2010, Educating Digital Forensic Investigators at Newport, Proceedings of the 4th CFET 2010: Cybercrime Forensics Education & Training, Canterbury Christ Church University 2010
Angelopoulou O., Thomas P., Xynos K. and Tryfonas T., 2006, On-line ID theft techniques, investigation and response, International Journal of Electronic Security and Digital Forensics (IJESDF), Vol. 1, No. 1, 2007
Angelopoulou O., 2007, ID Theft: An Investigation's Framework, Proceedings of the 5th Australian Digital Forensics Conference, Edith Cowan University, Australia
G.Fragkos, K.Xynos, O.Angelopoulou and V.Mee, 2006, An empirical methodology for the analysis of information remaining on second-hand hard disks, WDFIA 2006: 1st Annual Workshop on Digital Forensics and Incident Analysis, University of Glamorgan 2006
Angelopoulou O., Thomas P., Xynos K. and Tryfonas T., 2006, On-line ID theft techniques, investigation and response, Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Global E-Security, University of East London, UK.
Experience in Industry
My previous post was as a consultant affiliated to a larger team in an R&D project undertaken by the University of Wales, Newport for the Welsh Assembly Government. It required the electronic records to be organised into electronic files in accordance with the 'Digital Continuity' initiative of the Central Government. My role on this project was to implement the methodology that would achieve the classification of the data while adhering to customer requirements and ensuring the confidentiality, integrity and availability of data. As part of my duties I had to apply the methodology, and collect and examine the quality of the results in a forensically sound manner.
Faculty: Business, Computing and Law
School: School of Computing and Mathematics
Subject Area: Computing and IT
Course leader MSc Computer Forensic Investigation
Research interests
Computer Forensics - Digital Evidence - Identity theft - Online fraud - Computer crime investigations - Social Networks
Membership of professional bodies and advisory committees
MBCS
EnCase CFI & CFII
Recent Conferences
Denys A. Flores, Olga Angelopoulou, Richard J. Self, Combining Digital Forensic Practices and Database Analysis as an Anti-Money
Laundering Strategy for Financial Institutions, 1st CEWE-2012 in conjunction with 3rd EIDWT, Bucharest, Romania, 2012
Angelopoulou O., Vidalis S., Robinson I., Who are you today? Profiling the ID theft fraudster, 11th ECIW, Laval, France, 2012
Additional Interests and Activities
CEWE 2012 Workshop Co-Chair
ECIW Committee Member
WDFIA 2006 Workshop organising committee
Undergraduate qualifications
- BSc Computer Science, University of Portsmouth
Postgraduate qualifications
- MSc in Information Security and Computer Crime, University of Glamorgan
Research qualifications
- PhD on Analysis of Digital Evidence in Identity Theft Investigations, University of Glamorgan
