Interviews

Oxygen Forensics CEO Lee Reiber: The Digital Forensics Landscape In 2025 – What Lies Ahead? 
30th January 2025
Oxygen Forensics CEO Lee Reiber: The Digital Forensics Landscape In 2025 – What Lies Ahead? 

Oxygen Forensics CEO Lee Reiber explores the key trends transforming digital forensics in 2025, including advancements in cloud forensics, AI, mobile devices, deepfake detection, and cybersecurity convergence. 

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Chris Vance, Resident Mobile Expert, Magnet Forensics

Magnet Forensics’ Chris Vance talks to Forensic Focus about the fast-evolving world of mobile forensics, new trends in iOS 18, and how Magnet’s tools are helping examiners tackle complex mobile investigations.

Dr. Rebecca Portnoff, Head of Data Science, Thorn

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Dr. Rebecca Portnoff, Head of Data Science at Thorn, shares how her team uses AI to combat child exploitation online and the critical role of Safety by Design principles in preventing technology from being misused.

Chad Gish, Forensic Expert, Magnet Forensics

Chad Gish has just closed the books on an incredibly impactful career with the Metro Nashville Police Department (MNPD)—building a truly world-class lab and helping to reduce some of the crime affecting the Nashville area. In his time with the

Joshua King, Grant Writer, Magnet Forensics

One consistent issue for agencies performing digital investigations is maintaining labs and equipment within budgetary restrictions.   There’s where grants can come in.  Agencies can often benefit greatly from the grants available to them to help them in their pursuit of

Vaibhav Malik, Global Partner Solution Architect, Cloudflare

FF: Vaibhav, can you describe your current role at Cloudflare and how it intersects with the fields of digital forensics and incident response? As a Global Partner Solution Architect at Cloudflare, my role is multifaceted. I work closely with our

Paul Slater, Customer Strategy & Innovation, Nuix

FF: Paul, tell us about your background in digital forensics and your current role at Nuix. My journey in the world of investigations and digital forensics spans over three decades. Originally a software developer, it all began when I joined

Lana Ramjit, Director Of Operations, Clinic To End Tech Abuse

FF: Lana, tell us about your background and how you became Director of Operations at the Clinic To End Tech Abuse. My professional training was in traditional computer science (doctoral work in distributed systems at UCLA and computer science undergraduate

Alex Beddard, Investigator, Chainalysis

FF: Could you start by telling us a bit about your background in law enforcement and how you ended up as an Investigator at Chainalysis. I don’t remember a time when I didn’t want to join the police! I was