INFORMATION SECURITY AND THE INVESTIGATION PROCESS
Keywords:
Information security, investigation process, digital evidenceAbstract
Information security is an essential component of the modern investigation process. Ensuring the security of digital evidence during its collection, preservation, and analysis plays a crucial role in the successful resolution of crimes. This article explores the impact of information security on investigations, methods for preserving the integrity of digital evidence, and the use of advanced technologies to combat cybercrimes.
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