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Using computer log data to support a forensic investigation

NetForensics tackles Web data, log management ; The convergence of SIEM and log management
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Using computer log data to support a forensic investigation

The log data you collect from your systems and devices may seem pretty mundane. However, it could contain the precise evidence needed to investigate and successfully prosecute a crime. In order for log data to stand up in court as admissible evidence, you must take care in how you collect, handle and store the data. Read on for experts' best practices for using log data to support a forensic investigation. Read full story

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