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Dear Readers!

This month’s eForensics Database is to deliver you more practical knowledge from digital forensics field than ever. The issue opens with a great article on Oracle forensics – How to Prepare Oracle for Examination in the Forensic Lab. This 8 pages long article, written by Todd Markley, will provide you with many practical hints on working with Oracle in the context of digital forensics.

Having read this one, you’ll find another brilliant piece which addresses CCTV forensics and data recovery. The article written by Aswami Ariffin will supply you with knowledge about extracting forensically sound evidences from a digital video recorder (DVR) of a closed-circuit television (CCTV). It sounds fascinating, doesn’t it?

Finally, we’ve prepared an article for those interested in less technical issues of eDiscovery. An article entitled Is Your Organization a Good or Bad Global Corporate Data Citizen?, written by Allison Walton, eDiscovery Attorney from Symantec, will give you some good overview on how Oracle Forensics may pose serious obstacles for the forensic examiner.

Switching to page 26, you’ll be able to read one of two great interviews included in this month’s edition of eForensics Database. In the first one we’ve decided to interview Johnny Justice, a senior instructor from Mile2 and former counterintelligence agent in the U.S. Army. In this interview Johnny speaks about the new CDFE training, which he has developed for Mile2.
Another interview, with Andrew Smith, a digital forensics examiner working in Thailand, will surely dispel some myths about average digital forensics examiner’s workday.

We hope you’ll find this issue compelling and informative.
Thank you all for your great support and invaluable help.