In a world where technology is constantly evolving and being
utilised, computer forensic techniques and E-discovery play an increasingly
important role in forensic accounting. Fraud, in particular, is a problematic
area of crime that commonly requires both computer forensic and forensic
accounting expertise.
E-discovery is the process of identifying, preserving and
presenting electronically stored information that may be relevant to criminal
or civil litigation. In fraud, E-discovery is rapidly being depended on by
forensic accountants and the...
