Each year scams cost three million UK consumers 3.5 billion GBP, with scam emails plaguing 73% of adults every year. The UK Government today announced the formation of a new specialist cyber enforcement team, as well as extra funding for Trading Standards.

Britain is set to become one of the first countries to introduce full body scanning technology, able to produce a naked image. Now, concern has arisen that the technology may violate laws prohibiting the creation and possession of indecent images of children. Where such images fell into the wrong hands, the assistance of Computer Forensic Experts would be vital.

If you work with - or want to work in - online businesses, then you hear about scams and cons being perpetrated on a regular basis. A simple search online will bring up thousands of stories of people being defrauded by fake websites pretending to sell information to help you start your own business, or even memberships to get you started in your own internet business.

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The Government has announced the creation of a dedicated Office of Cyber Security to protect the UK and British citizens from the growing threats posed in cyberspace. The new measures announced by the Prime Minister are designed to help the Government reshape the way Britain responds to these cyber challenges that threaten UK security interests.

Computer forensics involves the analysis of computers and other electronic devices in order to produce legal evidence. Such investigations are typically long and complex, so as the average forensic caseload grows, so too does the need for an effective method to manage the dissemination of information between the many authorised personnel involved in an investigation.

Every time a computer user views a web page, uses instant chat or sends an email, details about their physical location are revealed to the host or recipient's server via their Internet Protocol (IP) address. In instances of crimes involving computers, this can be a vital clue in tracking down the perpetrators.

Electronic devices are being admitted as evidence in an increasingly large proportion of legal cases. As technology progresses apace, and analysis becomes more complex, the question arises: How 'computer literate' do a judge and jury need to be in order to ensure a safe verdict?

Electronic devices are being admitted as evidence in an increasingly large proportion of legal cases. As technology progresses apace, and analysis becomes more complex, the question arises: How 'computer literate' do a judge and jury need to be in order to ensure a safe verdict?