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Ready to decode the mystery of AI in digital forensics? I'm your host, Sean Gerber, and in this stimulating conversation, we're peeling back the layers on how AI is revolutionizing the digital forensics landscape. From automating log analysis and malware detection to reshaping image and video analysis, we're talking about it all. So, buckle up as we navigate the potential legal implications of this rapid technological evolution.

Dive deeper into the tangled web of data protection and classification in the second part of this riveting episode. We'll guide you through the labyrinth of laws, such as Sarbanes Oxley and PCI DSS, that govern personal identifiable information (PII), intellectual property (IP), financial data, and health records. Learn the ropes of securing your data via encryption, access controls, and periodic audits. Let's get ready to demystify the laws and methods that protect your digital footprint.

Finally, prepare to be fascinated as we explore the complexities of health data storage, compliance requirements, data mapping, and destruction methods. We'll shine a light on regulations like SEC, FFIEC, NERC and how they relate to the CISP exam. We'll also discuss data sovereignty, jurisdictional risks and the pros and cons of physical data centers versus cloud storage. We're arming you with knowledge to navigate the increasingly complex world of data destruction, from physical methods to electronic ones like secure race and cryptographic shredding. Now, let's set sail on this voyage of cyber discovery!

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CCT 068: CISSP Insights on Data Collection, Location, and Destruction (D2.4)