This article discusses some of these challenges and identifies techniques that prosecutors, agents, and analysts can consider to effectively respond to these challenges.
In the last 15 years, significant challenges have arisen in the field formerly known as “computer forensics.” Among these challenges are the dramatic increase in the volume of digital evidence, the rise in use of effective encryption, the creation of new technologies that cause digital evidence to become increasingly evanescent (e.g., ephemeral), and an increased expectation amongst jurists that prosecutors not only prove that evidence was on the defendant’s computer, but attribute the evidence to the defendant. Challenges in Modern Digital Investigative AnalysisĬomputer Crime & Intellectual Property Section
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