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Research Roundup: Communicating Uncertainty In Digital Forensics Results

3rd November 2020

Recently, we reported on two papers that described ways to reduce the risk of mistaken interpretations of digital evidence. Evaluating the uncertainty of evidence, the authors wrote, could bring more structure — and trust — to digital forensics. We continue

25 Days, 25 Questions: Part 4 – Lab And Tool Standards

2nd November 2020

Editor’s note: This article concludes our four-part series written by Mr. Santosh Khadsare, our guest digital forensics expert from New Delhi, India, based upon his recent LinkedIn series, #25Days25Questions. More about Mr. Khadsare is in his bio below. On 18

Barbara Guttman And Jim Lyle On Confidence In Digital Forensic Results

22nd October 202022nd October 2020

Christa: How confident are you in the results of your digital forensics tools and techniques? Can you measure that confidence or defend it in a court law? Welcome to the Forensic Focus podcast, where monthly we interview experts from the

Register For Webinar: The Ecosystem Of Mobile Forensics – Integrated Solutions To Scale Up Your Investigations

21st October 2020

A mobile device is a goldmine of data; in an era where 98% of investigations involve some form of digital evidence and data volumes continue to grow exponentially, having the most advanced mobile forensic tools at your disposal from first

25 Days, 25 Questions: Part 3 – Professional Digital Forensics Qualifications In Court

22nd February 202321st October 2020

Editor’s note: This article continues our four-part series written by Mr. Santosh Khadsare, our guest digital forensics expert from New Delhi, India, based upon his recent LinkedIn series, #25Days25Questions. Part 1 and Part 2 have been published. More about Mr.

Managing Mountains Of Evidence

20th October 2020

One truism about digital forensics is that every case is different. As the technology has evolved, we have had to come up with new and inventive ways to problem-solve and work around issues in both the mobile and computer forensic

Training Up Tomorrow’s Cyber Sleuths, Today: Bringing Digital Forensics Programming To Pre-College Students

19th October 2020

At DFRWS-USA this year, a keynote talk delivered by David Cowen, Managing Director at KPMG, highlighted what he called “a world of opportunities” for research in new — and yet undiscovered — categories of digital forensics. DevOps, cloud forensics, and

James Eichbaum, Global Training Manager, MSAB

16th October 2020

Let’s start with a little bit about you. How did you come to your current role? What about training resonated for you, relative to other roles? My digital forensics career has afforded me the privilege of attending over a thousand

Register For Webinar: Performing An Extraction On A Huawei Device Running A Kirin Chipset

15th October 2020

Huawei is one of the three largest mobile device manufacturers. Their devices are based on processors from various manufacturers including MediaTek and Qualcomm. However, the most popular are based on the Huawei-developed processor family named Kirin. This presentation will guide

Buddy Tidwell, Senior Vice President of Global Training, Cellebrite

15th October 2020

Since you joined Cellebrite, you’ve been focused on building the in-house training curriculum. What are the top three industry challenges you’ve faced in that time, and how did you overcome them? The first challenge I initially faced when I joined

Telling Digital Stories: Making Forensic Evidence Persuasive

13th October 2020

Information, both substantive and temporal, gleaned through a forensic data investigation may be critically important to the issues in a legal case. Thanks to today’s technologies and investigative methods, this important evidence has never been as precise, accurate, effective, detailed,

How To Capture Data Via Mobile And Cloud Storage Using Logicube’s Premier Forensic Falcon-NEO

12th October 2020

Logicube is the worldwide leader of hard drive duplication and forensic acquisition hardware, producing complete state of the art and extremely user friendly solutions for both industries. In 2018, Logicube engineered the Falcon-NEO. Known as one of the most powerful