Review the text below: provide more analysis on it and also ask question to begin a discussion Examiners face a lot of challenges when it comes to collecting data from networks, like Large Data Volumes, when identifying relevant evidence without advanced filtering and analytic tools would make it a challenge, cause networks generate large amounts of data. Attribution Issues, Identifying the source of network activity is difficult for examiners, due to techniques such as proxy servers and IP spoofing. Data Volatility, Network data is volatile and in real time can disappear or change. Capturing live network traffic needs precise timing and tools to ensure that the relevant data is collected before it is lost. Encryption and Secure Protocols, encrypted communications, like VPNs, HTTPS, and end-end encryption, make it difficult for examiners to access or even analyze data without the cooperation from service providers or decryption keys.

When it comes to Access to Data, for Private Investigations, are given more control , when it comes to company owned networks, Civil Investigations, requires cooperation with all parties involved, Criminal Investigations, may need court orders.

Encryption Issues, Private Investigations, decryption keys may accessible, Civil Investigations, access can be requested via legal means, Criminal Investigations, may need cooperation from providers or decryption tools maybe needed.

Lega Restrictions, Private Investigations, user consent maybe required, Civil Investigations, subpoenas maybe required, Criminal Investigations, warrants and chain of custody, legal procedures must followed.

Attribution, Private Investigation, is focused on policy violations or internal threats, Civil Investigation, Identifies parties that are responsible for legal liabilities, Criminal Investigation, prosecutes individuals beyond a reasonable doubt.

Ensuring evidence remains authentic and admissible, examiners should capture live and stored data by combining real time packets with log file analysis to create a comprehensive evidence set. Ensure all devices use synchronized timestamps to maintain accuracy. Record who collected the data, when where, and how it was handled to prevent claims of tampering. Using hash functions to create digital fingerprints of collected evidence. Obtain necessary authorizations, follow applicable laws, and document procedures so that the evidence will be admisible in court.