As the second stage, organizations work to identify sources of evidence to support the risk scenarios identified as being relevant to their business. With each risk scenario, work needs to be done to determine what sources of potential digital evidence exist, or could be generated, and what happens to the potential evidence in terms of authenticity and integrity.
Generally, the purpose of completing this stage is to create an inventory of data sources where digital evidence is readily available throughout the organization. Not only does this inventory support the proactive gathering of digital evidence to support digital forensics readiness, but it also allows the organization to identify systems ...
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