As the first stage, organizations must clearly understand the “who, where, what, when, why, and how” motives for investing time, money, and resources into a digital forensics readiness program. To better gain this understanding, a risk assessment is performed to identify the potential impacts on business operation from diverse types of digital crimes, disputes, incidents, and events.
This risk assessment will be used, from the business perspective, to describe where digital evidence is required and its benefit in reducing impact to business operations, such as alleviating efforts to reactively collect digital evidence. Generally, if the identified business risks and the potential benefits of ...
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