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This paper explores the critical role of digital evidence systems in cybercrimeinvestigation, emphasizing their importance in identifying, analysing, and prosecuting cybercrimes. Cybersecurity, defined as the protection of networks, devices, and data from unauthorized access and attacks, is increasingly challenged by the complexity of cybercrime, which encompasses a wide range of illegal activities facilitated by digital technologies. The paper outlines the components of digital evidence systems, including identification, collection, acquisition, preservation, analysis, and reporting, highlightingthe need for a systematic approach to handling digital evidence. Furthermore, it discusses the implementation of thesesystems, focusingon thenecessity of training law enforcement personnel, standardization of procedures, collaboration among agencies, privacyprotection, and adherence to legal standards. The findings underscore that effective digital evidence systems are essential for modern cybercrime investigations, ensuring that justiceis served while safeguarding individual rights.