Magnet Forensics IEF Essentials Training Review

On the 14th-17th of October 2014, Magnet Forensics ran its first remote training course on the essential knowledge required to properly use Internet Evidence Finder, Magnet’s flagship software solution. The course was set up with the aim of aiding digital

Magnet Forensics IEF Essentials Training

Reviewed by Scar de Courcier, Forensic Focus On the 14th-17th of October 2014, Magnet Forensics ran its first remote training course on the essential knowledge required to properly use Internet Evidence Finder, Magnet’s flagship software solution. The course was set

Rob Maddox, Director of Global Training, Magnet Forensics

Rob, please tell us about your role as Director of Global Training at Magnet Forensics. My role as the Director of Global Training for Magnet Forensics encompasses several unique yet interconnected responsibilities, which include training development and delivery; business development;

Rob Maddox, Director of Global Training, Magnet Forensics

Rob, please tell us about your role as Director of Global Training at Magnet Forensics. My role as the Director of Global Training for Magnet Forensics encompasses several unique yet interconnected responsibilities, which include training development and delivery; business development;

Proposed UK law aims to identify suspects by IP address

A law forcing firms to hand details to police identifying who was using a computer or mobile phone at a given time is to be outlined by Theresa May. The home secretary said the measure would improve national security. As

Oxygen Forensic Suite 2014

Reviewed by Mark Rigby, Faraday Forensics Ltd Oxygen Forensic Suite 2014 is specialist software aimed squarely at mobile phone forensics. It claims to have the “widest range of supported devices” with over 8,400 models listed and is geared towards smart-phones

Forensic Focus Forum Round-Up

Welcome to this round-up of recent posts to the Forensic Focus forums. The UK Forensic Science Regulator has issued a draft guidance document for digital forensics method validation. Forum member UnallocatedClusters gives a description for the data found in iNode

Dallas DA’s New Digital Forensics Lab Could Cause Conflicts of Interest

Ahead of his election day disaster, District Attorney Craig Watkins announced the creation of a new division in his office. He’s done this before, most recently with the Civil Rights Division, a team that will investigate, right alongside Internal Affairs,

Job Vacancy: Head of eDiscovery Project Management, London

Title – Head of eDiscovery Project Management TeamLocation – LondonSalary – Fully negotiable (Circa £80,000 +or-) Overview:To be the leader and manager of our clients team of eDiscovery project managers. The role will ensure the team performs to the highest

UK FSR Digital forensics method validation: draft guidance

"The UK Forensic Science Regulator has issued the linked document for consultation. https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/digital-forensics-method-validation-draft-guidance For UK practitioners, big or small, the implications are considerable. If you don't agree with what is proposed you need to respond by the end the month.

Forensic Focus Forum Round-Up

Welcome to this round-up of recent posts to the Forensic Focus forums. Is it legal to travel to China with full disk encryption on a laptop? Forum members discuss recovering deleted emails and OST/PST conversion. An OS HDD seems to

Cyber crime: First online murder will happen by end of year, warns US firm

Governments are ill-prepared to combat the looming threat of “online murder” as cyber criminals exploit internet technology to target victims, the European policing agency warned. In its most alarming assessment of the physical danger posed by online crime, Europol said