Top 3 reasons we're Dispassionate Scientists

 Why is being a dispassionate scientist one of the core traits of a digital forensics examiner?

✔ We must objectively analyze all of the evidence
✔ We must clearly present the facts of the case
✔ Our opinions are informed by the facts, not by our personal feelings or judgments

Being a dispassionate scientist allows us to follow the evidence to find all the facts in the case. Good or bad.







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