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Shahar Tal, VP Research, Cellebrite

Shahar, tell us about yourself, your role as VP Research, and Cellebrite’s Security Research Labs. I have the outstanding honor to work with one of the most brilliant teams in our profession. I lead Cellebrite’s Security Research Labs, which are

Automated Control Logic Forensics In Industrial Control Systems

Upon reading the title, the first few questions that might come to a reader’s mind are: what are Industrial Control Systems? Why are they important? How can an attacker attack them? What is control logic, engineering software, etc.? How does

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

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

Managing Mountains Of Evidence

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

James Eichbaum, Global Training Manager, MSAB

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

Telling Digital Stories: Making Forensic Evidence Persuasive

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,

Image And Video Analysis For Mobile Phone Investigations

Marco Fontani: Hello everybody, thanks for being here. You should see me in the camera just for a few more slides. So, good morning everyone, and let’s introduce this webinar, which is Image and Video Analysis for Mobile Phone Investigations.