The Protection of Intellectual Property of Computer Software Based on Computer Forensics
Journal Title: International Journal of Forensic Sciences - Year 2019, Vol 4, Issue 1
Abstract
As the proportion of computer forensic in the cases of intellectual property protection of computer software is increasing, the extraction and analysis of electronic evidence will directly affect the result of the case. However, from the acceptance of the case to the final opinion book, there are widespread problems in forensic processes, techniques, and the laws and regulations in cases involving intellectual property protection of computer software, which lead to the slowdown even termination of the case. The paper studies on laws and regulations, forensic process and technique of computer, and comes up with solutions to these problems.
Authors and Affiliations
Wu W, Mai Y*, Zhang J and Zhou J
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