In a financial climate in which fraud is rampant, data breaches threaten the sanctity of personal and company data, and regulatory legislation such as the Dodd-Frank Act demands compliance, it’s a ripe time to be a computer forensics investigator.
That was one of my impressions after a recent conversation with Dyan Decker and Kristin Rivera, both forensics services partners at PwC, that gave me a little insight into the current state of the industry.
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