A control framework for digital forensics

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This paper introduces a control framework for digital forensics. It proposes a taxonomy for control objectives, categorized within the phases of the digital forensic process: planning and preparation, incident response, investigation and juridical/evidentiary. Using the taxonomy as a basis, a digital forensic reference framework, consisting of control groupings, control objectives and detailed control objectives, is defined. The control framework is intended to provide a sound theoretical basis for digital forensics as well as a reference framework for digital forensics governance within organizations.

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Von Solms, S., Louwrens, G., Reekie, G., & Grobler, T. (2006). A control framework for digital forensics. IFIP International Federation for Information Processing, 222, 343–355. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-387-36891-4_27

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