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The document provides guidance on collecting computer-related evidence. It discusses identifying types of evidence, preserving evidence by documenting the chain of custody, collecting evidence while taking photographs, and storing evidence securely in appropriate containers away from magnetic fields or excessive moisture. The overall goal is to properly handle evidence to maintain its integrity for future examination and courtroom presentation.
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Editor's Notes
- Slide 1, the first slide is the Cover Slide. Do not make changes to this page. Use it as the opening slide of your presentation while attendees are entering the room.