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The Digital Evidence Management (DEM) market is a subset of the IT Security market. It is focused on the collection, storage, and analysis of digital evidence, such as data from computers, networks, and mobile devices. This evidence is used to investigate cybercrime, fraud, and other security incidents. DEM solutions provide a secure platform for the storage and analysis of digital evidence, as well as tools for collaboration and reporting.
DEM solutions are used by law enforcement, government agencies, and private organizations to investigate cybercrime and other security incidents. They are also used to monitor employee activity and detect insider threats.
Companies in the DEM market include AccessData, Cellebrite, Guidance Software, Magnet Forensics, OpenText, and Oxygen Forensics. Show Less Read more