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week 3 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - considering potential scenarios
  - - - the forensics process of collecting, analysing and presenting digital evidence should be in compliance with local laws and regulations
    - - different roles
        
        first responder
      - defining roles/responsibilities
        
        RACI matrix
    - - source of digital evidence
      - validation and verification of tools
        
        validation
        
        confirmation by examination that a tool, technique or procedure functions correctly as intended
        
        verification
        
        is the confirmation of a validation with tools, techniques and procedures
- - - - plans ahead with details of a particular case
        
        in terms of where to find the data
        
        organising
        
        planning
  - - - splitting costs between parties
      - helps parties come to terms with overall volume and costs
  - - - Cost shifting is appropriate?
        
        court will consider various factors
- - - - expressed in degrees of
        
        validity
        
        evidence is collected from a forensically sound manner and is compliant with the regulations related to e-discovery of the legal system
        
        def: confirmation by examination that a tool technique or procedure functions correctly as intended
        
        trustworthiness(digital evidence is trustworthy if
        
        is accurate
        
        comes from a reliable soruce
        
        is complete
        
        has not been tampered with forcibly or accidently
        
        relevancy
        
        the evidence collected contains information of value that assists in proving or disproving an element in the incident being investigation
        
        Sufficiency
        
        is defined as having enough material to allow the elements in the investigation of the incident to be adequately examined