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Over 90% of reported crime involves a digital device, and the increased use of digital devices in criminality has resulted in significant backlogs within the departments that forensically examine these devices. Despite t...
Funded by: ESRC
Lead research organisation: University College London
The project addresses the use of digital forensics in crime prevention and detection, specifically focusing on developing a tool to support first responders in triaging digital evidence at crime scenes.
With the growth of the world-wide web (WWW), there has been a corresponding growth in crimes that use the WWW. Specialist law enforcement investigators are ever more frequently required to examine PCs, laptops, mobile ph...
Funded by: EPSRC
Lead research organisation: King's College London
The project aims to address the issues of digital forensic investigations and evidence, which is directly related to the question of maximizing opportunities from digital forensics in relation to crime prevention and detection.
Computer Science Labs Ltd (CSL) is a spin-off from Data Clinic Ltd (DC), a specialist computer support service company delivering data recovery products, technology, solutions and services to its clients. The B2B brand C...
Funded by: AHRC
Lead research organisation: COMPUTER SCIENCE LABS LIMITED
The project focuses on developing novel methodologies and technologies to quickly process evidential data, which partially addresses the question of maximizing opportunities from digital forensics in relation to crime prevention and detection.