PROSPECTS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL FORENSICS IN ENSURING INFORMATION SECURITY
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Forensics of the 21st century is developing in the conditions of informatization and digitalization. The patterns included in the subject of criminology are subject to transformation under the influence of factors of objective reality. In accordance with this, the article reflects the search for answers to questions about the admissibility of using the term “digital forensics” in science, its meaning and content. This article provides information on the prospects for the development of digital forensics, a currently developing industry in the prevention and detection of cybercrimes, as well as an analysis of the work carried out in this direction. The article also describes the reforms being carried out in the country to develop the field of digital forensics, the concepts being promoted and an analysis of the work being done in this area.
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