Project Part 1: Preparing for a Digital Forensic InvestigationScenarioYour manager has just scheduled a meeting with an important prospective client, and she has asked youto be part of the team that is preparing for the meeting. The prospective client is Brendan Oliver, a well-known celebrity. Last night, Mr. Olivers public relations team discovered that someone obtained threephotos that were shot on his smartphone, and tried to sell the photos to the media. Due to the sensitivenature of the photos, Mr. Oliver and his team have not yet contacted law enforcement. They would like toknow if D&B can provide any guidance or support related to the investigationor, at the very least, if D&Bcan help them prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future.At this time, they do not know how the photos were acquired. The public relations team is wondering if afriend, family member, or employee could have gained direct access to Mr. Olivers phone and obtainedthe photos that way, although the phone is usually locked with a passcode when Mr. Oliver is not using it.In addition, Mr. Oliver emailed the photos to one other person several months ago. He has not spokenwith that person in the last few weeks, but he does not believe that person would have shared the photoswith anyone else.Your manager plans to use this initial meeting with Mr. Oliver and his public relations team to establishrapport, learn more about the case, and demonstrate the firms expertise. The company sees this as anopportunity to build future business, regardless of whether they are retained to help with the investigationof this case.TasksTo help the team prepare for the meeting, your manager asks you (and your colleagues) to consider andrecord your responses the following questions:1. What is the nature of the alleged crime, and how does the nature of the crime influence aprospective investigation?2. Based on the limited information provided in the scenario, what is the rationale for launching aninvestigation that uses computer forensic activities? Would D&B and/or law enforcement needadditional information in order to determine if they should proceed with an investigation? Why orwhy not?3. What would you share with the client about how investigators prepare for and conduct a computerforensics investigation? Identify three to five key points that are most relevant to this case.4. What sources of evidence would investigators likely examine in this case? Provide concreteexamples and explain your rationale.5. What should the client, investigators, and others door not doto ensure that evidence could beused in a court of law? Using laymans terms, explain laws and legal concepts that should betaken into account during the collection, analysis, and presentation of evidence.6. What questions and concerns do you think the client will have?7. What questions should the team ask the client to learn more about the case and determine thenext steps?