Sketch your computer lab or computer room. Note where the HVAC system enters the

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Sketch your computer lab or computer room.  Note where the HVAC system enters the room and where workstation(s) are placed in relation to the vents.  Are certain areas colder or warmer than others?  Write a one-page paper noting the areas you think should be altered based on your observations and the materials in this chapter.  What would you do to improve your workstation(s) to do computer forensics?  

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Identifying Lab Security Needs

All computer investigation and forensics labs need an enclosed room where a forensic

workstation can be set up. You should not use an open cubicle because it allows easy access

to your evidence. You need a room that you can lock to control your evidence and attest to

its integrity. In particular, your lab should be secure during data analysis, even if it takes

several weeks to analyze a disk drive. To preserve the integrity of evidence data, your lab

should function as an evidence locker or safe, making it a secure facility or a secure storage

safe.

The following are the minimum requirements for a computer investigation and forensics lab

of any size:

Small room with true floor-to-ceiling walls

Door access with a locking mechanism, which can be a regular key lock or

combination lock; the key or combination must be limited to authorized users

Secure container, such as a safe or heavy-duty file cabinet with a quality padlock

that prevents the drawers from opening

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