Question

John Sgromolo works for the 20th-largest accounting firm in the United States, but he's not an accountant. He works with hard drives and various other types of computer equipment strewn across several desks. Sgromolo, spends his days culling together bits and pieces of data people think they have erased from existence months, even years, before. His findings have been used in cyber-crime cases and murder investigations. Sgromolo engages in: a. data mirroring b. data mining c. digital forensics d. data combing e. data sleuthing

Answer 1

Answer:c. digital forensics

Explanation:Digital forensic refers to the computer evidence that is identified and extracted in order to be used in court. Basically it is a science of finding digital evidence from a computer,mobile phone,server or netowrk.

According to John Sgromolo there are multiple layers of history that are found on every computer and disk.

The operating system may not indicate their presence but they are still there.

He said that a person can open a file, type on it and not save it , even if they typed only a single letter but there is a historic mark of that action already recorded on the hard drive.

It will only require an expert to get rid of such evidence however even when that is done it can still be retrieved.

he said all of this on the Business news written August 14 2004 by David Reich Hale

Answer 2

Sgromolo engages in data mirroring

Step-by-step explanation:

The end goal of data mirroring is to increase data protection by providing shields to a computer system thereby preventing it from data loss and other possible losses due to data failures.

The technique used in data mirroring is that, it uses realtime protection of data by taking a data and replicating the exact copy without adding to or removing from it, to another storage location.

In this technique, Sgromolo picks up these data people think are n longer usable, and duplicated by being written to two or more identical hard drives, all of which are connected to one disk controller card.