TechnoSecurity's Guide to E-Discovery and Digital Forensics

We all know digital media and devices are becoming increasing prevalent in our world. On average, each U.S. household owns 25 electronic products. Included on that list are laptop computers, cell phones, personal digital assistants (PDAs), game consoles, CDs, DVDs, and digital cameras.These items are part of everyday life and all contain utilities adaptable to criminal activity. I don?t have to tell you that such items are commonly being found to have direct relevance in criminal cases. It is clear that the rising trend in the amount and importance of digital evidence in counterintelligence, law enforcement operations, and civil litigation will not abate soon.The world is going digital, and so are important sources of evidentiary material for cyber investigators. Investigative planning, search warrant affidavit preparation, and crime scene exploitation must account for these and other electronic devices because they can be used as tools for a crime, and they hold large amounts of incriminating evidence.

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