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Jamie
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Brian is the writer and maintainer of the open source forensics tools The Sleuth Kit and Autopsy and author of the excellent "File System Forensic Analysis".


   
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Here is a question for Mr. Carrier, but can easily go to any of them-

With consumer and commerical hard drives getting larger and larger, (soon there will be a consumer-level 1TB HD) what effect will the sheer volume of information have on the forensics community in general, and the open-source forensics community in specific? Does the future include more automated tools? Distributed forensic examinations? Will the open-source forensic community be able to keep up with the commercial tools?


   
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Jamie
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Thanks for those excellent questions.

More needed, everyone!

Jamie


   
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With on the fly drive encryption now becoming a reality, what will this mean for Digital forensics in the long term?


   
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With on the fly drive encryption now becoming a reality, what will this mean for Digital forensics in the long term?

I should have added to the above-

and how will this affect future forensic software development.


   
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az_gcfa
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Do you think the Open Source community will be able to keep pace with the Commerical Forensic Software Tool vendors?

Also, do you for-see the emergence of any niche markets and if so, in what areas?


   
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azrael
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What, if anything, do you think is missing from the Open Source solutions available that one can get in a commercial package ?


   
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In the US court systems there is no “standard tool” for investigations. Do you believe the court systems will begin looking at tools and consider some more reliable than others?


   
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Jamie
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This topic is now closed/locked and interview questions have been sent. Thanks to everyone for your suggestions.

Jamie


   
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