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Development and validation of a Database Forensic Metamodel (DBFM).

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Název: Development and validation of a Database Forensic Metamodel (DBFM).
Autoři: Al-dhaqm, Arafat, Razak, Shukor, Othman, Siti Hajar, Ngadi, Asri, Ahmed, Mohammed Nazir, Ali Mohammed, Abdulalem
Zdroj: PLoS ONE; 2/1/2017, Vol. 12 Issue 2, p1-34, 34p
Témata: FORENSIC sciences, MEDICAL databases, MEDICAL model, INFORMATION sharing, INFORMATION technology
Abstrakt: Database Forensics (DBF) is a widespread area of knowledge. It has many complex features and is well known amongst database investigators and practitioners. Several models and frameworks have been created specifically to allow knowledge-sharing and effective DBF activities. However, these are often narrow in focus and address specified database incident types. We have analysed 60 such models in an attempt to uncover how numerous DBF activities are really public even when the actions vary. We then generate a unified abstract view of DBF in the form of a metamodel. We identified, extracted, and proposed a common concept and reconciled concept definitions to propose a metamodel. We have applied a metamodelling process to guarantee that this metamodel is comprehensive and consistent. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstrakt:Database Forensics (DBF) is a widespread area of knowledge. It has many complex features and is well known amongst database investigators and practitioners. Several models and frameworks have been created specifically to allow knowledge-sharing and effective DBF activities. However, these are often narrow in focus and address specified database incident types. We have analysed 60 such models in an attempt to uncover how numerous DBF activities are really public even when the actions vary. We then generate a unified abstract view of DBF in the form of a metamodel. We identified, extracted, and proposed a common concept and reconciled concept definitions to propose a metamodel. We have applied a metamodelling process to guarantee that this metamodel is comprehensive and consistent. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:19326203
DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0170793