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Matthew Shannon, F-Response & Agile Risk Management LLC

Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 12:37 pm

The release of F-Response has prompted some considerable interest within the forensics community within the last few weeks and with that in mind I'm delighted to introduce Matthew Shannon as an interviewee.

Matthew Shannon is a Principal at Agile Risk Management LLC as well as a Founder and the Chief Software Architect of F-Response, a vendor neutral solution to remote forensics and eDiscovery.

Matthew has nine years of professional experience in private industry, including KPMG LLP, ExxonMobil, and United Technologies. Matthew is also a well received speaker and author. He has instructed the United States Secret Service on specific digital forensics techniques and was a well received speaker at the DEFCON 11 annual Information Security conference in Las Vegas, Nevada. Additionally, Matthew has been published in the International Journal of Digital Evidence for his work on incorporating statistical inference into digital forensics investigations.

Matthew graduated cum laude from The University of Florida in Decision and Information Sciences (BSBA) in 1999. In addition, Matthew holds numerous professional information technology certifications, and is the developer of Nigilant32, Agile Risk Management's premier Windows first responder tool.

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Re: Matthew Shannon, F-Response & Agile Risk Management LLC

Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 4:53 pm

I'm particularly interested in the statistical work that Mr.Shannon has done, the paper was very interesting. Has he pursued this any further since 2004 ? If so, any chance of a brief update on the state of play ?

Thanks.
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