| Computer Forensics is the process of
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| | without any loss or change.
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| investigating electronic devices or
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| | Computer forensics got widespread
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| computer media for the purpose of
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| | attention during the Enron scandal widely
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| discovering and analyzing available,
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| | believed to be the biggest computer
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| deleted, or "hidden" information that may
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| | forensics investigation ever. Nowadays
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| serve as useful evidence in supporting
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| | Computer Forensics & Electronic discovery
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| both claims and defenses of a legal
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| | is becoming a standard part of litigation
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| matter as well as it can helpful when
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| | of all types, especially large
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| data have been accidentally deleted or
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| | litigations involving corporate matters
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| lost due to hardware failure.
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| | in which there are large amounts of data.
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| However, this is a very old technique but
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| | Computer forensics can be used to uncover
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| now it has been changed a lot because of
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| | a fraud, unauthorized use of a computer,
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| technological advances, modern tools and
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| | violation of company policies, inadequate
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| software's which makes Computer Forensics
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| | record keeping etc… by tracking
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| much easier for Computer Forensic Experts
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| | e-mails, chat-history, files, tapes,
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| to find & restore more evidence/data
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| | sites people browse or any other form of
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| faster and with more accuracy.
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| | electronic communications.
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| Computer forensics has change the way
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| | Data security is one of the biggest
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| digital evidence is gathered & used as
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| | issues that the corporate world is facing
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| evidence of a crime & it is done using
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| | now by publishing company's internet
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| advanced techniques and technologies. A
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| | policies & consequences for violations,
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| computer forensic expert uses these
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| | signing of compliance documents by
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| techniques to discover evidence from an
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| | employees. Businesses can initiate
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| electronic storage device for a possible
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| | monitoring their own computer systems to
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| crime. The data can be from any kind of
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| | avoid legal consequences in future.
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| electronic device like Pen drives, discs,
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| | Making employees aware that monitoring
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| tapes, handhelds, PDAs, memory stick,
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| | software and Computer forensics personnel
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| Emails, logs, hidden or deleted files
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| | are available could prevent workers from
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| etc.
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| | wrong doing.
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| Most of us think that deleting a file or
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| | With the use of computers in everyday
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| history will remove it completely from
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| | life and increasing amount of hi-tech
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| the hard disk drive. In realty, it only
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| | crimes, Computer forensics is a growing
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| removes the file from the location but
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| | niche in the litigation support sector.
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| the actual file still remains on your
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| | Unlike many jobs in information
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| computer. It is easier to track what has
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| | technology sector, chances are that
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| been done on your computer but difficult
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| | computer forensics services will not be
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| to say by whom though it is possible to
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| | outsourced to other country because of
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| alter or delete the data completely from
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| | the confidentiality of the data business
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| your storage device. It depends on
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| | which will not allow it to travel just to
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| computer forensic expert's skills how
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| | save a little cash.
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| well he can find and restore the data
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