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  • Digital Forensics
  • Information Science
  • Criminology

Background:

  • Increasing demand for digital evidence necessitates decentralizing forensic capabilities closer to crime scenes.
  • Law enforcement faces challenges with technological advancements, cybercrime, and varying regional practices in digital forensics.
  • Effective knowledge management and sharing are crucial for balancing decentralized capabilities with consistent, high-quality forensic work.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To address the need for balancing the democratization of digital forensic capabilities with knowledge management and sharing between decentralized regions.
  • To present an inter-regional knowledge management solution to enhance the quality, consistency, reliability, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness of digital forensic services.
  • To develop a framework applicable to multiple interdependent regions, potentially across different languages.

Main Methods:

  • Conducted interviews with 15 digital forensic units within Swiss regional police authorities to understand current knowledge management practices and needs.
  • Generalized interview findings into a prioritized set of requirements for inter-regional digital forensic knowledge management.
  • Evaluated existing knowledge management platforms based on the derived requirements and selected a suitable platform.

Main Results:

  • Identified diverse knowledge management practices and needs across different regional digital forensic units.
  • Defined a prioritized set of requirements for an effective inter-regional digital forensic knowledge management system.
  • Selected a knowledge management platform based on the established requirements.

Conclusions:

  • An inter-regional knowledge management solution is essential for improving digital forensic capabilities in decentralized environments.
  • The developed requirements provide a foundation for selecting and implementing suitable knowledge management platforms.
  • Addressing implementation, operations, and maintenance challenges is key to the successful deployment of such a system.