Abstract
Over the past several months we have been discussing a couple of cutting edge approaches to digital investigation and post mortems. Something that has surprised me lately as I've been speaking on these topics at mainstream information security conferences is the enthusiasm with which the notion of formal modeling is being met. With that in mind, I thought that we'd take the next two or three columns to discuss this technique and then wrap up with a couple of examples including some model templates for your own use. Although we have introduced this concept in earlier articles, we have not spent much time on exactly how to build models.
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