Guide
Who Accessed Or Downloaded A Confidential Document
17 pages · 23 min read
This guide, 'Who Accessed Or Downloaded A Confidential Document', is for UK lawyers, in-house counsel and investigators.
- Data theft and exfiltration
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Data theft and exfiltration
5 practical guides on data theft and exfiltration for UK litigators, in-house counsel and investigators. Read every page online or download the PDF, free and without registration.
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5 practical guides on data theft and exfiltration, written for UK litigators, in-house counsel and investigators handling disclosure and digital evidence, and every guide can be read in full on its own page or downloaded as a PDF, free and without registration.
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Data Exfiltration To Cloud Storage
17 pages · 25 min read
This guide, 'Data Exfiltration to Cloud Storage', is prepared by Computer Forensics Lab for UK lawyers, in-house counsel and investigators.
- Cloud evidence
- Data theft and exfiltration
Guide
Can You Prove A USB Drive Was Connected
17 pages · 23 min read
This guide, USBCONNECTIONEVIDENCE · A GUIDE FOR UK LAWYERS, addresses the question, 'Can You Prove a USB Drive Was Connected?' It details the artefact stack where connection is recorded, how to identify the specific device using serials and volume identity, and how to establish timing, including first, last, and in-between connections.
- Data theft and exfiltration
Guide
Investigating Suspected Employee Data Theft
17 pages · 22 min read
This guide, 'Investigating Suspected Employee Data Theft', is prepared by Computer Forensics Lab's e-Discovery team for UK lawyers, in-house counsel, and investigators.
- Data theft and exfiltration
- Employment and departing employees
Guide
External Storage Devices As Evidence
18 pages · 22 min read
This guide, 'External Storage Devices as Evidence', is prepared by Computer Forensics Lab for UK lawyers, litigators, in-house counsel, and investigators.
- Data theft and exfiltration
§ Other topics
- Mobile and messaging evidence (24)
- Forensic collection and imaging (21)
- Electronic disclosure practice (20)
- Apple and macOS forensics (14)
- Deleted data and recovery (13)
- Cloud evidence (10)
- Chain of custody and defensibility (8)
- Servers, NAS and virtual environments (8)
- Custodians and data mapping (7)
- Expert evidence and reports (7)
- Metadata and timestamps (7)
- Open source, web and log evidence (7)
- Encryption and access (6)
- Disclosure and PD 57AD (5)
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