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Are computer forensic evidence handling and analysis procedures helpful to business and law enforcement?

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Are computer forensic evidence handling and analysis procedures helpful to business and law enforcement?

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Yes. Electronic evidence is becoming increasingly used in court More than ever, organizations are aware of the potential cybercrimes that may be subject to criminal prosecution. Insider misconduct, external attack and fraud are only a few quick examples. Proper computer forensic evidence handling and analysis procedures are helpful in ensuring that the collected evidence may be admitted in court. In a criminal referral, law enforcement will normally conduct its own forensic analysis. However, careful evidence handling and collection, as defined in comprehensive security policy and procedures can be helpful in providing law enforcement with accurate and complete information.

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