| Digital forensics is probably the most intricate part of the cyber crime investigation process. It is often where the strongest evidence will come from. Digital forensics is the scientific acquisition, analysis, and preservation of data contained in electronic media whose information can be used as evidence in a court of law.The practice of Digital Forensics can be a career all in itself, and often is. Other times it is a subset of skills for a more general security practitioner. Although the corporate digital forensic practitioner is not a law enforcement officer, it is a wise practice to follow the same procedures as law enforcement does when performing digital forensics. Even in a corporate environment, the work one performs can quickly make it to a courtroom. Regardless if the case is civil or criminal the evidence will still be presented the same. |
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 Machine Intelligence 14: Applied Machine IntelligenceThis 14th volume of the classic series on machine intelligence contains papers on complex decision taking, inductive logic programming, applied machine learning, dynamic control, and computational learning theory.
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