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Evidence Guide: DEFFOR015 - Conduct digital data search and analysis

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DEFFOR015 - Conduct digital data search and analysis

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Reduce and describe data

  1. Identify digital data to be analysed
Identify digital data to be analysed

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Reduce the data, identify possible artefacts and describe these in a suitable form to support the development of interpretations

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Decrypt data if appropriate

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Review the reduction and description processes to determine their suitability for acquisition and analysis, and make improvements where necessary

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Save data not used in the reduction and description processes for future reference

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Analyse and interpret data

  1. Interpret the data using deduction, induction and problem-solving techniques
Interpret the data using deduction, induction and problem-solving techniques

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Analyse digital storage devices for artefacts that may become evidence

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Apply sound reasoning to ensure consistency of interpretations based on the data

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Base interpretations on the factual quantitative and qualitative data

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Develop a reconstruction of events using analysis techniques

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Develop conclusions and recommendations

  1. Test and review possible interpretations to ensure they are credible and consistent with relevant data
Test and review possible interpretations to ensure they are credible and consistent with relevant data

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Refine and consolidate interpretations to strengthen inferences drawn

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Clearly state assumptions in the arguments leading to inferences

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Formulate sound inferences, probable predictions, interpretations and/or explanations from facts and the tested interpretations

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Ensure transparency in the investigation process by formulating inferences through a clear chain of reasoning

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Review inferences to identify and address any fallacies in reasoning

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Assess the relationship between the data developed and the probable interpretations to ensure validity and compliance, and report in accordance with organisational requirements

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Develop and report conclusions and recommendations, addressing evidential requirements

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Assessed

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Instructions to Assessors

Required Skills and Knowledge