Digital forensics: An Analytical Crime Scene Procedure Model (ACSPM)

Bülbül, Halil İbrahim; Yavuzcan, H. Güçlü; Ozel, Mesut

doi:10.1016/j.forsciint.2013.09.007

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“…As noted earlier, there were an additional 189 local law enforcement agencies that had the email distributed to them via a weekly email received from the Indiana Chief of Police Association 4 . Information about the survey and link were included two separate weekly emails sent out two weeks apart, and a total of 12 responses were received from this method.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The survey questions used in this study were based upon the information sought in 4 The researcher would like to thank the Indiana Chief of Police Association for agreeing to include this information in their weekly emails. While the response rate was small, it still provided a more diverse sample than would have otherwise occurred.…”

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“…Training on effective handling of digital evidence is important to ensure a timely, valid, and accurate presentation to a court (Bulbul, Yavuzcan, and Ozel, 2013). It is possible for digital evidence to be altered, damaged, or destroyed through improper handling, and therefore it is important for any law enforcement officer or staff who might handle any digital evidence to have training and education to ensure that the evidence is admissible in court (Bulbul et al, 2013).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…It is possible for digital evidence to be altered, damaged, or destroyed through improper handling, and therefore it is important for any law enforcement officer or staff who might handle any digital evidence to have training and education to ensure that the evidence is admissible in court (Bulbul et al, 2013).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Digital Forensics in Law Enforcement: A Needs Based Analysis of Indiana Agencies

Flory¹

2016

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Cyber-crime is a growing problem, but the ability of Indiana law enforcement agencies to investigate and successfully prosecute criminals for these crimes is unclear. While law enforcement agencies have been conducting these investigations for many years, the previously published needs assessments all indicated that state and local law enforcement did not have the training, tools, or staff to effectively conduct investigations with the volume or complexity included many of these cases. This study provided a current assessment of the training levels, needs, and perceptions of abilities of Indiana law enforcement agencies and prosecuting attorneys, and whether they are engaged in investigating crimes involving digital evidence. The results support the recommendation that a comprehensive resource guide, focused on Indiana, is needed, as standard operating procedures are lacking, and there is a lack of awareness of available training courses or educational materials.

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Digital Forensics in Law Enforcement: A Needs Based Analysis of Indiana Agencies

Flory¹

2016

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“…5 The complexity of this issue is demonstrated in the variety of realms of digital forensics including computer forensics, network forensics, mobile device forensics, and memory forensics. [4][5][6][7][8] Further the Internet of Things (IoT and prevalence of cloud-based computing insert further complexity in locating and obtaining digital evidence. 5 As law enforcement agencies and internal corporate investigators increasingly encounter this type of evidence, practitioners find themselves needing to have the skills to extract, decode, and analyze data quickly, overcome encryption challenges, obtain forensically-sound evidence, and speed up their investigations to decrease backlogs.…”

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Establishing a criminal justice cyber lab to develop and enhance professional and educational opportunities

Nodeland

Belshaw

2020

Security and Privacy

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Law enforcement agencies face increasing backlogs in their digital evidence processing. Most agencies utilize federal or private companies to process this evidence, however, recently, universities have begun to establish their own cyber forensics labs to aid law enforcement in reducing the time it takes for them to obtain digital evidence. Specifically, examiners in these labs use digital investigation and analysis techniques to determine what could be legally permissible evidence on devices ranging from computers to cell phones to cameras. This paper is the first to provide a general overview of one university's experience in building a cyber‐forensics lab from the ground up for the purpose of providing services to community partners as well as educational and training opportunities. We utilize data obtained from 59 Texas law enforcement agencies to explore the needs and abilities of law enforcement in processing digital evidence as a supporting argument for the development of a university cyber‐lab.

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Advanced Forensic Models

Sharma

Rao

2020

Technology in Forensic Science

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Digital forensics: An Analytical Crime Scene Procedure Model (ACSPM)

Cited by 38 publications

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Digital Forensics in Law Enforcement: A Needs Based Analysis of Indiana Agencies

Digital Forensics in Law Enforcement: A Needs Based Analysis of Indiana Agencies

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