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Jose Mas y Rubi et al.<br />

The preservation function could be complemented with the deployment of a backup system like<br />

incremental backups and mirror system backups.<br />

The presentation function would be implemented with a report mechanism which contains the basic<br />

parameters that would allow to make an adequate legal analysis, and to use it as a proof and to<br />

possibly validate it as evidence. By modifying the REN-JIN model and introduce this new elements to<br />

it, a new forensic model is achieved, which we’ll call CAESMA model.<br />

5. Proposition of CAESMA model<br />

This proposition is an on-going investigation, so, in the following subsection we present a preliminary<br />

architecture and its basic operation.<br />

5.1 Presentation of the new architecture<br />

To be clear about the information flow between the elements that forms this network architecture, we<br />

present a basic diagram which is the following:<br />

Figure 4: Proposed network architecture<br />

By inserting an IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) module, this element will allow us to integrate various<br />

existing communication service platforms. Likewise, an ENUM module will allow us to link an<br />

identification number to a system user, having in mind that for each of the users may be various<br />

means of communication previously integrated to IMS. To make this user identification proposition<br />

viable is necessary that, for each of the services offered by the Service Provider, exists an appropriate<br />

registration in ENUM. For example:<br />

Figure 5: ENUM operation<br />

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