Part 1 –Computer Forensic; The limits of the truth What do you do with what you know? Is it sufficient to answer what you re asked or to reveal everything that you know about a particular situation?...

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Part 2 - Computer Forensic; Over the border
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August 19, 2017
PART 2 2

Part 2 - Computer Forensic; Over the border
Overview
Different societies have different perspectives on law and order, privacy and security.
Within their territorial borders, nation-states impose these perspectives through a set of laws. The
new digital reality calls into question the stability of national boundaries, particularly when it
comes to cybercrime. What is against the law in one jurisdiction may not be illegal on the other
side of the boundary line. For the assignment, we aim to explain the differences of the various
laws in two nations e.g. United States and Europe (EU) respectively. These two nations have
different regulations set apart for the criminal activities and other perspectives of the crime e.g.
cybercrime and digital security concerns. These involves the laws and rules that affect the
computer forensics effectively since they executed and applied differently in these states. The
differences in the state cybercrime laws of the states are discussed in the next segment.
Differences of laws in the United States and EU
The most important and prominent difference apprehensions the legitimate security of
private data. Whereas data security and confidentiality are central privileges in the EU besides
are likewise pertinent in the LE framework, there is no corresponding defense in the US (Waxer,
2016). The EU information protection standard comprises of numerous principles that mainly
relate autonomously of the environment. They comprise, amid others, laws on information
superiority standards, self-regulating supervision, on subtle statistics, the determination control
principle, laws on transmission of information to third states or inter-agency conversation, time
restrictions for the maintenance of records,...