Digital Forensic Science Strategy
Digital forensic (DF) science examining digital evidence to support investigations and prosecutions was once niche but is now very much mainstream. Over 90 of all crime is recognised as having a digital element, and society’s accelerating use of technology means the critical role DF science plays will only grow. e have developed
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