Incident response and digital forensics are two critical areas in the event you or your information becomes compromised. Incident response is more than the first 24 hours following a breach, it is about a sequence of well planned activities and actions that will ensure you and your organization are as prepared as possible to weather the ensuing storm. Digital forensics are a huge component of this. Below you find an output and paper submitted for this subject matter area that places me as the digital investigator conducting a mock forensic examination in a real world cyber bullying case which resulted in the Suicide of a teen in Texas. While all of the facts in the case (for purposes of the exercise) are fabricated, this output follows the path and outputs of a full digital forensics report that would be prepared for presentation in a court of law. This paper includes the potential legal implications, prior cases that have established precedent and findings and recommendations to the court. These concepts can be applied to any type of digital forensics review and investigation. Again, I want to stress here that everything beyond the actual suicide referenced here-in is purely fictitious.
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