DIGITAL FORENSICS

Computer Forensics  Computer forensics is a field of technology that uses investigative techniques to identify and store evidence from a computer device. Often, computer forensics is used to uncover evidence that could be used in a court of law. Computer forensics also encompasses areas outside of investigations.  Computer forensics can be an essential facet of modern investigations. When a crime is committed and an investigation is started, one of the more common places to look for clues is the computer or cell phone of a suspect. This is where a computer forensics professional enters the  picture. When  a suspect has been identified and their personal computer or cell phone taken into evidence, a computer forensics professional goes searching for data that is relevant to the investigation. When searching for information, they need to be careful to follow detailed procedures that allow their findings to be used as evidence. The information they uncover, wheth...

  Digital forensics is a branch of forensic science that focuses on identifying, acquiring, processing, analyzing, and reporting on data stored electronically. Electronic evidence is a component of almost all criminal activities and digital forensics support is crucial for law enforcement investigations and Electronic evidence can be collected from a wide array of sources, such as computers, smartphones, remote storage, unmanned aerial systems, shipborne equipment, and more. The main goal of digital forensics is to extract data from the electronic evidence, process it into actionable intelligence and present the findings for prosecution. All processes utilize sound forensic techniques to ensure the findings are admissible in court. And aims  of digital forensics is to legally acquire and analyze the examined data, while Anti-forensics techniques aim to hide, manipulate, and even wipe the data, or to target the credibility of the acquired evidence. Digital Forensics