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Digital forensics: a multi-dimensional discipline.
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| Author | Grobler, Cp Louwrens, B. Sa, Nedbank |
| Abstract | Computers and the Internet are becoming a fundamental way to communicate worldwide. Information security has become an essential part of our daily lives. Organizations have accepted that the protection of information and information assets is a fundamental business requirement and are implementing an increasing number of security counter measures against potential threats. However, when a security incident has taken place, many organizations do not have proper guidelines to conduct a forensic investigation and often fail to bring the investigation to a productive conclusion (Sinangin D, 2002). Many organizations do not regard forensic investigations as a priority item. The key role of computer forensics is the protection, adducing and presentation of evidence, in that order. In all abuse cases, protection of the evidence is both critical and central to the organization's ability to investigate and take action against the abuser (Sheldon A, |
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| Subject Keyword | Multi-dimensional Discipline Digital Forensics Many Organization Forensic Investigation Information Asset Abuse Case Essential Part Security Counter Measure Potential Threat Productive Conclusion Priority Item Daily Life Fundamental Way Key Role Computer Forensics Information Security Proper Guideline Fundamental Business Requirement Security Incident |
| Content Type | Text |
