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FEATURE – while another arm is looking to save notes, there are now 130 mobile phones These issues are compounded by money, he explained, adding that the for every 100 of the UK population – other challenges such as the fact that example here is the Ministry of Justice. 80% of users also have a smartphone popular forensic analysis software is Coupled with the fact that nobody with email and Internet access. usually too complex for anyone who is prepared to fund the research neces- Coupled with the fact that the cost of has not been trained in its usage, he sary to cope with the changing digital data storage is dropping by 50% every 18 told his audience, adding that many landscape, the challenge is that forensic months, we now have a terabyte hard disk legal cases, whether involving the pros- practitioners can either concentrate being sold for around £50 – and this, he ecution or the defence, may rely on on privately funded criminal and civil observed, is a lot of data to be analysed forensic artefacts. work – and stay in the profession – or for the courts and legal professionals. About the author they can leave the digital forensics busi- Windows 7/8, and the arrival of cloud ness behind for more general cyber- computing, he went on to say, have Steve Gold has been a business journal- security roles. And then, said Sommer, also complicated matters, as Windows ist and technology writer for 27 years “what happens to the poor defendants – 7 (and 8) changes the folder loca- and is currently edit