What is the designated location for conducting computer-based investigations called?

The designated location for conducting computer-based investigations is referred to as the Computer Forensics Lab (CFL). This specialized facility is equipped with the necessary tools, technology, and resources to analyze digital evidence systematically and securely.

A Computer Forensics Lab is designed to ensure that digital evidence is handled according to legal and best practices, maintaining the integrity and admissibility of the information collected. Professionals working in such labs are trained to recover, analyze, and present digital evidence for investigative purposes, often in relation to cybercrimes, data breaches, or other digital incidents.

While other environments like a Crime Scene Investigation Lab or a Digital Evidence Lab may involve elements of digital forensics, they do not specifically denote the standard setup and procedures typically emphasized in a Computer Forensics Lab dedicated to computer-based investigations. Additionally, a Cloud Computing Lab deals with cloud technologies rather than strictly focusing on the forensic analysis of digital devices and data.