Private Service Providers (Part 1)
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Lesson 1 (Electronic Evidence: Foundations) introduced electronic evidence and its sources. This lesson begins a close look at private service providers. These are the companies that hold user data. You will learn the core principles for working with them, and then look at two important sources: cloud storage and social media.
Focus: the rules that keep evidence lawful and reliable, and the kinds of data held by cloud and social media services.
Learning objectives
- Explain four core principles: legal compliance, privacy, chain of custody, and technical skill.
- Describe the goals of a sound collection process.
- List the kinds of electronic evidence held in cloud storage.
- List the kinds of electronic evidence held by social media platforms.
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