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Case Study III

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CASE STUDY III 2

Systems Investigative Process

Law enforcement throughout the United States is tasked with corrective

implications to that of criminal behaviors. Computer and/or systems forensics is a highly

specialized investigative field that has become the premier concept and theoretical

perceptive that is implemented specifically for investigating telecommunications

systems. Initiating the investigative process begins at the one-set of reported calls,

however, prior to arriving on scene; investigative officers are contemplating their

corrective phases in obtaining prudent evidence for their given situation. The science

behind the investigative process is a national standard and obligatory protocol to ensure

the value of collected evidence, protective countermeasures for securing and tracking

gathered evidence, and to integrity of representation of data during court proceeding.

Law enforcement is obligated to follow protocols while uncovering vital and

substantiating evidence during the investigational stages of criminal behaviors. As a

computer forensics investigator, uncovering information leading to the solidification of a

criminal report requires a structured process by which computer systems are

investigated while being unaltered is a crucial step in the prosecution of charged

individuals (Mohamed Elyas, 2014, pp. 97-105)

Collecting, Seizing, & Protecting Evidence

Upon arriving at the location and initiating the preview process, service level

agreements must be established between the organization and the forensics analyst.

Collecting vital information that is prudent o the successful investigation derives from

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Running head: CASE STUDY III 1 Case Study III You’re Name Professors Name Course Title Submission Date CASE STUDY III 2 Systems Investigative Process Law enforcement throughout the United States is tasked with corrective implications to that of criminal behaviors. Computer and/or systems forensics is a highly specialized investigative field that has become the premier concept and theoretical perceptive that is implemented specifically for investigating telecommunications systems. Initiating the investigative process begins at the one-set of reported calls, however, prior to arriving on scene; investigative officers are contemplating their corrective phases in obtaining prudent evidence for their given situation. The science behind the investigative process is a national standard and obligatory protocol to ensure the value of collected evidence, protective countermeasures for securing and tracking gathered evidence, and to integrity of representation of data during court proceeding. Law enforcement is obligated to follow protocols while uncovering vital and substantiating evidence during the investigational stages of criminal behaviors. As a computer forensics investigator, uncovering information leading to the solidification of a criminal report requires a structured process by which computer systems are investigated while being unaltered is a crucial step in the prosecution of charged individuals (Mohamed Elyas, 2014, pp. 97-105) Collecting, Seizing, & Protecting Evi ...
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