Digital Forensics
The reduction, elimination, or suspension of a legal proceeding, charge, or financial obligation.
What is Digital Forensics?
Digital Forensics is the process of collecting, preserving, analyzing, and presenting electronic evidence from computers, mobile devices, or networks to investigate legal or regulatory violations.
Why It Matters?
It ensures data integrity, supports litigation, uncovers cybercrimes, and helps organizations comply with legal and regulatory requirements.
Example
After a data breach, a digital forensics expert examines server logs and emails to determine how hackers accessed sensitive client information.
Related Terms
Mediation
Litigation