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Wednesday, February 21, 2018

Computer Forensics: Civil Investigations

The Role of Computer Forensics in Civil Investigations The use of Computer forensics in civil investigations is a little different when compared to criminal cases. There are different standards for...

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Computer Forensics: Criminal Investigations

Computer Forensics: An Inseparable Part of Criminal Investigations Computer Forensics has become an increasingly important element in cyber inquiry. Its use is not just limited to monitoring the...

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Wednesday, January 31, 2018

E-Discovery and Computer Forensics – How are They Different?

Introduction to E-Discovery E-discovery is the procedure by which parties involved in a legal case collect, preserve, review and exchange information in electronic format to use it as an evidence in...

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Sunday, December 24, 2017

The Unattended Use of Stingray Devices Finally Gets Noticed

Police agencies around the United States are using the “Stingray,” a powerful surveillance tool, which is even more potent than a spyware app made for wireless devices. This device is...

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