Guidance

eDiscovery in digital forensic investigations

An introduction to, survey of functionality and guide of options on the use of eDiscovery in criminal investigations.

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Published
13 January 2015

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eDiscovery in digital forensic investigations

Ref: ISBN 978-1-78246-465-5, CAST publication number 32/14

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This document serves as an introduction to the area of eDiscovery, a survey of typical functionality available and a guide to options for introducing eDiscovery into wider use in criminal investigations.

Published 13 January 2015

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