Considering the safeguards and controls implemented to ensure collected digital evidence is legally admissible, organizations must now determine how they will sustain these requirements as their digital evidence is being handled by several individuals and technologies. Likewise, as digital evidence is being transferred from one storage facility to another, such as long-term or off-line storage, consideration must be given to ensure the data is securely preserved and readily available when needed for an investigation.
Establishing a governance framework over the handling and storage of digital evidence can be achieved by following the traditional approach of implementing complementary administrative, ...
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