UNIT -3 -DIGITAL AND MOBILE FORENSICS FORENSIC READINESS-.pptx

UNIT -3 -DIGITAL AND MOBILE FORENSICS FORENSIC READINESS-.pptx

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  PRESENTED BY : BHARATHI.M DEEPIKA.M
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  UNIT-3 DIGITAL FORENSIC READINESS DIGITAL FORENSIC: • Digital forensics is a branch of forensic science focused on the identification, collection, analysis, and reporting of electronically stored data. • It involves investigating digital evidence from computers, mobile devices, and other digital sources to uncover facts for legal, criminal, or internal investigations. • Essentially, it's the process of finding, examining, and presenting digital information to reconstruct past events or support legal proceedings. • Digital forensics examples include criminal investigations, incident response, data breach analysis intellectual property theft investigations, and fraud detection .
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  Introduction to LawEnforcement and Enterprise: 1. Law Enforcement • Agencies responsible for enforcing laws. • Includes police, investigation agencies, regulatory bodies. • Main purpose: Maintain public order and safety. 2. Functions of Law Enforcement • Crime prevention and investigation. • Protection of life, property, and rights. • Enforcement of laws and court orders. • Community policing and public assistance.
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  Introduction to LawEnforcement and Enterprise: Readiness in Enterprise Definition • Enterprise Readiness refers to how well an organization is prepared to adopt new technologies, processes, or respond to market demands and challenges. • Technology Readiness • Ability to implement and use modern technologies (e.g., AI, Cloud Computing). • Workforce Readiness • Ensuring employees have the required skills and training. • Operational Readiness • Efficient internal processes, resources, and infrastructure to support business goals.
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  Law Enforcement: • LawEnforcement refers to agencies responsible for enforcing laws. • They maintain public order, safety, and security. • Key Functions: • Crime prevention. • Investigation and evidence collection. • Enforcement of court orders and laws. • Examples of Law Enforcement Agencies: • Police Departments. • Cybercrime Cells. • Anti-Corruption Bureaus. • Goal: Ensure justice, protect citizens, and uphold the rule of law.
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  Enterprise: • Enterprise refersto a business organization involved in economic activities. • Main Objective: Produce goods or provide services for profit. • Types of Enterprises: • Small Businesses. • Large Corporations. • Multinational Companies (MNCs). • Key Functions: • Production and Distribution. • Marketing and Sales. • Innovation and Customer Service. • Goal: Drive economic growth, generate employment, and fulfill market demands.
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  Difference between LawEnforcement and Enterprise: Point Law Enforcement Enterprise 1. Definition Agencies that enforce laws and maintain order. Business organizations producing goods/services. 2. Objective Ensure public safety and justice. Generate profit and grow economically. 3. Nature of Work Public service and regulatory functions. Commercial and profit- driven activities. 4. Examples Police, CBI, Cybercrime Units. Startups, Corporations, Multinational Companies. 5. Accountability Accountable to Government and Accountable to Owners, Shareholders, Market
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  CONCLUSION: • Law Enforcementensures public safety, legal compliance, and justice in society. • Enterprises are essential for economic growth, innovation, and fulfilling market needs. • Both sectors are interconnected—law enforcement protects enterprises from crimes, while enterprises must operate within legal frameworks. • Effective collaboration between law enforcement and enterprises leads to a safe, ethical, and progressive society. • A balance of strict law enforcement and responsible enterprise practices is key to sustainable development.