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Types of Computer-Based Investigations in Digital Forensics | Chapter 1 from Learn Computer Forensics by William Oettinger

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Types of Computer-Based Investigations in Digital Forensics | Chapter 1 from Learn Computer Forensics by William Oettinger In the digital age, investigations don’t always involve physical crime scenes — many now start with hard drives, cloud accounts, or IoT devices. Chapter 1 of Learn Computer Forensics (Second Edition) by William Oettinger lays the groundwork for understanding the wide variety of computer-based investigations. This chapter is essential for anyone looking to grasp the distinctions between criminal and corporate investigations and how digital forensic examiners maintain the integrity of digital evidence. 📺 Watch the full chapter summary here: Understanding Criminal vs. Corporate Digital Investigations Oettinger begins by distinguishing the two primary types of computer-based investigations: Criminal investigations involve prosecutable offenses such as cyberstalking, illicit content, or digital harassment. These are typically led by law enforcement agen...