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Assumption #4. Smart gadgets could serve in monitoring a condition of the organism. Explanation #4. The stress is the natural follower of any organism’s activity and according to some studies there is the certain amount of the stress the body can handle. Anything above that could be disadvantaging to the health and cause some acute or chronical medical conditions. So, if it’s defined by some medical research studies which level of the stress can impact our health and how long it’s necessary to get under that condition in order to develop some symptoms – it’s quite clear that anyone or anything throwing us through such a drawback could deal with some kind of guiltiness or crime’s responsibility. In other words, if your boss is doing the mobbing about you every single day and if you can notice through your smart hand-wear that your heart rate is increasing then and especially if that is happening day by day – you can say that such a guy is directly responsible for your cardiovascular disorder. So, if your smart watch is telling you your body is in the concerning condition and if such a product has passed through the laboratory testing and validation, so it got the approval it works accurately – it’s obvious that the recordings of that gadget can serve as something for proving something else being under the criminal justice. The point is if the law makers would create the law suggesting that those footages could get used as the valid evidence in the case for proving someone guiltiness in causing the stressful condition and directly affecting someone’s wellbeing that could mean anyone getting the capacity to manufacture those devices could sell them on the marketplace for a reason the people would buy them in order to assure the liability of their claims in front of the authorities. So, if your blood pressure is going up and your heart rate is getting arrhythmic because of someone’s violence in the workplace there are the ways to prove that condition and leave the minimal space to the suspect to bend the truth on the court. On the other hand, the law makers could make a decision to put something like so into the legal framework because of the interests of their economies that could progress taking advantage over that sort of the business. It’s all about the business and in so many times it’s not enough to tell your story to your doctor in order to prove something. Apparently, there are so many approved methods in colleting the evidence, but once you get in position to deal with something such a rigid and touchable no one could try to avoid the responsibility. The stress is so unhealthy and only very few people would welcome so and, in other words, it would harm anyone’s organism and anyone causing the harm is committing the crime, right? For such a reason the mobbing is seen as the crime in so many countries across the world. In addition, if you cope with your passively aggressive co-worker who would give you some sort of the psychological pressure and violence, you can easily suggest him that your smart gadget can record how you feel about him and once that recording gets the valid evidence on the court that aggressive person get count on the punishment only. At this stage, the medical forensic investigators could count on the approved procedures on statements gathering as well as expert’s estimation of the made disadvantages. On the other hand, if you have reported the incident to the authorities and if even them can catch the internet signal from your smart gadget – it’s obvious how the case could get its strength in front the public. The good thing about the smart devices is that they got assigned their IP address and apparently, that’s the security concern, but also so convenient channel to the investigation to trace what such a gadget can sense or measure. What’s needed is to approve that methodology in the legal fashion as well as provide the devices’ manufacturers to obtain the right to produce the solutions that could serve as the evidence collectors. Comments In this effort, we would provide a deep insight into the certain topic in order to explain some of its perspectives in more details. In our opinion, such a review could get used as the starting point to the development of some security and safety procedures and policies. Also, it could help to the law enforcement and intelligence agencies to navigate some investigative process as well as create the law enforcement and intelligence knowledge bases. Next, this effort could support the forensic detectives and investigators in their need to clarify some aspects of their work. In addition, those could be the helpful updates to the law makers to cover on and respond to all the security challenges through the appropriate Cyber Defense eMagazine – August 2020 Edition 114 Copyright © 2020, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
legal frameworks and regulations. In our belief, some suggestions to the best practice in the criminal justice environment have been made as well. Finally, this review would cope with some business ideas and it could serve as the encouragement to an emerging marketplace economy, so far. About the Author Milica D. Djekic is an Independent Researcher from Subotica, Republic of Serbia. She received her engineering background from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Belgrade. She writes for some domestic and overseas presses and she is also the author of the book “The Internet of Things: Concept, Applications and Security” being published in 2017 with the Lambert Academic Publishing. Milica is also a speaker with the BrightTALK expert’s channel. She is the member of an ASIS International since 2017 and contributor to the Australian Cyber Security Magazine since 2018. Milica's research efforts are recognized with Computer Emergency Response Team for the European Union (CERT-EU), Censys Press and EASA European Centre for Cybersecurity in Aviation (ECCSA). Her fields of interests are cyber defense, technology and business. Milica is a person with disability. Cyber Defense eMagazine – August 2020 Edition 115 Copyright © 2020, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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