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 ## Digital Forensics
 
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+Digital forensics refers to a suite of activities and tools to preserve
+the original context of digital materials (e.g., the system timestamps and OS structure)
+and extract content at the bitstream level from damaged or deleted digital content.
 
 ## Archivists + Digital Forensics: Why
 
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 ## Enter BitCurator Environment (BCE)
 
+To address this, a group of archivists and researchers developed the BitCurator Environment, or BCE.
+The BCE is a suite of open-source digital forensics softwares that are particularly useful to archivists in tracking creation metadata, structure, file identification, and documenting provenance. It even contains some built-in writeblockers and other tools to preserve original order and chain of custody.
+BitCurator tools are grouped within an Ubuntu-based Linux environment and can be run virtually
+or installed directly as the main OS of a workstation, and together this is all known as the BCE.
+We will discuss BCE more in the next episode.
+
 ## Resources
 
 There are many resources that explain how to use