The CTEAJE is an administrative body for cooperation between different administrations that support the administration of justice, as provided for in Article 5 of Law 30/1992, of 26 November, on the legal regime of public administrations and common administrative procedure. It is governed by the provisions of law 18/2011, of 5 July, and by its […]
In the BOE no. 235 of 1 October 2013 is published the Resolution of 23 September 2013, which publishes the list of UNE standards approved by AENOR during the month of July 2013. Includes: UNE 71505-1:2013. Information Technology (IT). Electronic Evidence Management System (EEMS). Part 1: Vocabulary and general principles’; UNE 71505-2:2013. Information Technology (IT). […]
The Secretary General for the Administration of Justice, Joaquín Silguero, chaired the first meeting of the Permanent Commission of the State Technical Committee for Electronic Judicial Administration (CTEAJE), a newly created body responsible for coordinating the different computer systems used in the Public Administrations responsible for Justice, in order to avoid duplication and contribute to […]
The ISO / IEC 27037:2012 (Information technology – Security techniques – Guidelines for identification, collection, acquisition, and preservation of digital evidence) provides guidance on best practices in the identification, acquisition and preservation of potential digital evidence to take advantage of its probative value. It is intended for use in digital forensic investigations, aimed at clarifying […]
The purpose of the UNE 197001:2011 standard is to establish the general considerations that make it possible to specify the formal requirements that expert reports and opinions must have, without determining the specific methods and processes for their preparation. Experts from different professional fields are responsible for drawing up expert reports with multiple purposes: fire, […]
Electronic evidences are traces existing in computer equipment that, duly preserved, and put in relation with existing information in other computers or in the context of other evidences or proven facts, allow to prove that an action has been carried out, by computer means or not, and even who has carried it out. There are […]