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| is a data fingerprint that used to verify data integrity and the hash is the unique number that is given to the data that makes up the fingerprint. |
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| - Is the process of getting rid of files that are not likely to be of value making it easier for an attorney or computer to sort files |
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| - The security terms glossary used by the National Institute of Standards and Technology. |
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| A mapped file format that contains a picture of the document |
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| - The security terms glossary used by the National Institute of Standards and Technology. |
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| - A message that is sent out that suspends the disposition or processing of records |
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| A technique used to identify patterns and trends in large pieces of data. |
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| A logic that is consider fuzzy since the truth values may be any real number between 0 and 1 compared to crisp logic that only allows the truth values to be either 0 or 1. |
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| A form of size of computer storage and is equal to a 1000 gigabyte. |
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| data about the content of data. |
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| A very detailed forensic copy of a physical storage device and all the information it holds |
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| is a device that stores data that can be removed from the computer without it being shut off. |
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| A unique number given to a document to help it be identified and compared to the original. |
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| - Optical character recognition allows a printed document to be scanned into a computer and then be searched for specific characters. |
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| A technology that makes it impossible for someone without permission to read a document |
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| Remote site back up or mirror |
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| enables data and all its associated data to be mirrored at a remote site and retrieve it. |
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| - a source file before any changes are made to it |
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| comparing records by their similarities and removing their duplicates |
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| punishments given by the courts for not following their rules. |
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