The proliferation of digital technology has made electronic devices a critical source of evidence in criminal investigations. Seized electronic devices, such as smartphones, computers, and tablets, often contain valuable data that can provide key insights into criminal activities. Managing this type of evidence presents unique challenges due to the volume, complexity, and sensitivity of the data involved. Evidence Management Systems (EMS) are designed to address these challenges, ensuring the efficient and secure handling of digital evidence. This article explores how EMS handle evidence collected from seized electronic devices, focusing on data extraction, storage, analysis, and security.

In the digital age, electronic devices have become a treasure trove of potential evidence in criminal investigations. From smartphones and laptops to tablets and hard drives, these devices often contain crucial information that can aid in solving cases. Evidence Management Systems (EMS) play a vital role in managing and securing evidence collected from seized electronic devices. This article explores how EMS platforms handle such evidence, focusing on data extraction, security, chain of custody, and compliance with legal standards.