Elyas et al., 2014 - Google Patents
Towards a systemic framework for digital forensic readinessElyas et al., 2014
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- Elyas M
- Maynard S
- Ahmad A
- Lonie A
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- Journal of Computer Information Systems
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Although digital forensics has traditionally been associated with law enforcement, the impact of new regulations, industry standards and cyber-attacks, combined with a heavy reliance on digital assets, has resulted in a more prominent role for digital forensics in organizations …
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