Research Areas in Cyber Security and Forensic and Centre of Excellence for Forensic Laboratory
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https://doi.org/10.48001/jowacs.2023.1111-28Keywords:
Application, Computer systems, Cloud, Cyber forensic, Mobile, MultimediaAbstract
This research work identifies the national and international related work to identify the cutting-edge areas of research problems in the domain of cloud computing , mobile software and multimedia data for its security and cyber forensics. The explanatory research identifies the statement of problems with its aim, objectives, and the scope of the work to be conducted into the proposed cyber forensic laboratory. The hardware and software requirements for the cybercrime digital forensic laboratory are identified to conduct cybercrime research in the domain of cyber security for the recommendation of security. The Centre of excellence for computer cybercrime digital forensics will be useful for reading, writing, research, and development to give practical and feasible solutions for building digital forensic tools in the cutting domain of computing systems such as Cloud Computing, Web Applications, Mobile communication, and Multimedia Systems. The hardware and software requirements for setting up the forensic laboratory are identified and the budget expected to set the centre of excellence for a cybercrime investigation laboratory is approximately Rs.7,79,83,434.39/- which may vary depending on versions and updates to hardware and software’s.
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