Database Forensic Investigation (DBFI) involves the identification, collection, preservation,
reconstruction, analysis, and reporting of database incidents. However, it is a …

Cyberattacks perpetrated by insiders are difficult to prevent using traditional security
approaches. Often, such attackers misuse legitimate access to the system to conduct an …

Abstract Cyberattacks against Industrial Control Systems (ICS) can have harmful physical
impacts. Investigating such attacks can be difficult, as evidence could be lost to physical …

Software and hardware innovation has led to new consumer products and services with
significant benefits to consumers and society. These advances, however, can come with …

Abstract The Internet of Things (IoT) is increasingly becoming a part of people's lives and is
progressively revolutionizing our lives and businesses. From a Digital Forensics (DF) point …

Abstract “Forensic-by-design” is an emergent and ambitious paradigm that extends the
Digital Forensic Readiness (DFR) perspective. Similar to Security-by-design, this new vision …

Software engineers widely acknowledge the inclusion of security requirements in the early
stages of the development process. However, the need to prepare the software for the failure …

Digital evidence is increasingly important in legal proceedings as a result of advances in the
information and communications technology sector. Because of the transnational nature of …

Endpoint data loss prevention (DLP) software monitors and protects data on the endpoint
against accidental and malicious leakage. While the risk of such leakage is widely present in …

Digital forensic investigation is a complex and time-consuming activity in response to a
cybersecurity incident or cybercrime to answer questions related to it. These typically are …