Any action of an individual cannot occur without leaving a trace. Edmond Locard, director of the first forensics lab in 1910.

In the first discussion we explored the challenges of keeping up with digital technology. In the second discussion, we questioned the applicability of Locard's exchange principle to digital forensics.

For this final discussion, let's talk about the challenges to a forensic investigator in the rapidly changing digital technology world some jumping off points (to get started, not to limit discussion): is keeping up with the technology enough? (Think of technology encompassing what you are investigating as well as the tools used to investigate) what is the balance between expectations of the profession and expectations of a client? What is the most valuable lesson learned this term? What’s happening in the news right now to support your viewpoint?

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Locards Exchange Principle in the Digital World Among the most dynamic worlds currently is the world of digital technology The latest computing predictions by the digital technology companies all are ... View the full answer