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When a crime occurs in cyberspace, how do you cordon off the scene and process the evidence? Erin Kenneally is a lawyer who helps law enforcement agencies think about forensics in a connected world. In this conversation with host Jon Udell, she discusses how existing practices do -- and don't -- translate to the online digital realm.
Erin Kenneally is the CEO of eLCHEMY, a company that provides specialized and applied research and development, strategic advisement, and training and education tools and solutions to Federal, State and local organizations at the intersection of information science and technology, the law, and non-partisan policy. She holds a Master's degree in Forensic Sciences, and a Juris Doctorate.
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