www.ijde.org 1 Digital Evidence: The Moral Challenge Tom Talleur, Managing Director, KPMG LLP’s Forensic Practice My colleagues, co-founders, and I, are fortunate to have this opportunity to characterize a framework for discourse on the topic of digital evidence in this initial edition of the International Journal of Digital Evidence (IJDE). In this respect, we have an opportunity to identify, ...

In this work, a survey was conducted to help quantify the relevance of nineteen types of evidence (such as SMS) to seven types of digital investigations associated with mobile devices (MD) (such as child pornography). 97 % of the respondents agreed that every type of digital evidence has a different level of relevance to further or solve a particular investigation. From 55 serious participants,...

Fog Computing provides a myriad of potential societal benefits: personalised healthcare, smart cities, automated vehicles, Industry 4.0, to name just few. The highly dynamic and complex nature with its low latency communication networks connecting sensors, devices actuators facilitates ambient computing at scales previously unimaginable. combination Machine Learning, Data Mining, the Internet T...

Traditional approaches to digital forensics deal with the reconstruction of events within digital devices that were often not built for the creation of evidence. This paper focuses on incorporating requirements for forensic readiness – designing in features and characteristics that support the use of the data produced by digital devices as evidence. The legal requirements that such evidence mus...