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A single click can erase evidence… unless you know how to catch it.
Digital forensics isn’t about guesswork—it’s about following a precise, legally sound investigation process that turns raw data into courtroom-ready evidence.

The digital forensics investigation procedure is a structured approach used to identify, collect, preserve, analyze, and present digital evidence without altering its integrity. Every step matters—one mistake can make evidence inadmissible.

🔹 Identification – Locate potential digital evidence (systems, logs, devices, cloud data)
🔹 Preservation – Isolate and secure evidence to prevent tampering or data loss
🔹 Collection – Acquire data using forensically sound methods (imaging, hashing)
🔹 Examination – Extract relevant artifacts (files, metadata, logs, deleted data)
🔹 Analysis – Correlate evidence to reconstruct events and timelines
🔹 Documentation & Reporting – Maintain chain of custody and create clear forensic reports
🔹 Presentation – Explain findings in a way that courts, management, or clients understand

From incident response and cybercrime investigations to corporate and legal cases, mastering this procedure is what separates a tool user from a true digital forensic investigator.

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