Forensics: Under investigation

Whether you've been hacked or suspect an employee of wrongdoing, knowing how to preserve evidence is crucial. Derek Parkinson reports.

The closest thing the world of computer forensics has to the Ten Commandments is the guidance set down in the Association of Chief Police Officers' Good Practice Guide for Computer-Based Electronic Evidence. These guidelines, built around four main principles, are used as the basis for all criminal computer investigations. They are quite broad in scope, making recommendations regarding the correct handling of forensic data. First, no action taken by law enforcement agencies or their agents should change data held on a computer or storage media which may subsequently be relied upon in ...
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