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Big Brother in the office |
| More New Zealand workers are
under the watchful gaze of surveillance cameras and tracking devices
at work as employers crack down on dishonesty and time-wasting,
experts say. more info | |
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From the Bench: Court Issues default judgement for Bad Faith Destruction of Computer Evidence |
| In this fraud case, the
plaintiff filed for default judgment sanctions against one of the
defendants for failure to preserve electronic evidence and bad faith
destruction of documents. more info | |
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Computer forensics has helped bust scams across the country – but could this re-emerging discipline help your organisation? Ambrose McNevin takes a look at the evidence |
| Despite new security threats,
such as smarter malware, compliance and proof of best endeavour
requirements, the desire for a holistic security strategy... more info | |
| Procedures |
| All procedures are carried
out to strict law enforcement standards. In every case all evidence
is treated the same, regardless of the nature of the enquiry.
Once the evidence is collected in most cases it is not possible to re-obtain it, as it will most likely be contaminated through mishandling. Therefore every case is treated as if it was going before the court and collection of evidence is done to International Computer Forensic Criminal Standards. This involves never accessing the subject computer for examination, but using sterile media and a write blocker and obtaining an evidential standard copy of the electronic media. A link to these standards can be found here:
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