Interviews

In preparation for their upcoming roadshow collaboration, Magnet Forensics talk to Bob Elder about how he came to be a digital forensic investigator, and some of the main challenges in the field today. Magnet Forensics: Tell us a bit about

Zubair, tell us a bit about yourself. What do you do, and what does a typical day in your life look like? I am a senior lecturer of cyber security at Edith Cowan University in Perth, Australia. I would start

Diego, tell us a bit about yourself. What do you do, and what does a typical day in your life look like? Currently, I am a professor in the Telecommunications Engineering Faculty, at Universidad Militar Nueva Granada (Bogotá, Colombia). I

Oleg, tell us a bit about your background. How did you get into digital forensics? About 6 years ago I was hired by my local police department’s forensic lab. The funny thing is – I should have become a forensic

Thomas, tell us a bit about yourself – what's your background, what are you studying at the moment, and how did you become interested in digital forensics? I have always been interested in engineering, electronics, and computing from a young

Amber, you're the Founder and CEO of Paraben. What first drove you to start the company? I had been in the digital forensics space for over 10 years prior to Paraben doing digital forensics. When I first started Paraben, it

Jad, will you introduce yourself, tell us a little bit about who you are, what you do, and how you got here? Sure. My name is Jad Saliba, I’m the founder and CTO of Magnet Forensics. Who I am –

Ashley, first of all, when did you start in this field? I started in the field of computer forensics when I was in college. But I started with Guidance about 13 years ago, in 2003. I’ve had many roles at

Tell us a bit about your role and what a typical day in your life looks like. In 2006 Guidance had this new product research team that I was recruited into that was doing forward thinking research, new product launches,

Can you tell us something about your background and why you decided to work in this field? Sure. My background is a little unusual. I started coding when I was about seven, and I got my first job as professional

Edewede, you spent some time as a PhD researcher at the University of Bedfordshire. What was your area of study, and what first sparked your interest in it? My research involved investigating security threats in Smart Homes (SH) and developing

Cesar, you're Head of the Support Team at Oxygen. Tell us about your role – what does your day-to-day job look like? Hey! My role right now is to help my team supporting our software to our end users all

Zuly, tell us about what kinds of experiences led you to start Light Point security. My career originally started at the NSA. There I was mostly working on the defensive side, so basically protecting our computer systems and networks from

Chuck, tell us a bit about yourself. What does a day in your life look like? Well I stay very busy. I am always working on a new book or paper. I travel all over the world consulting and conducting

David, can you tell us a bit about your role and what it involves? I’m the international trainer for Amped Software. First of all, Amped Software is a digital image and video company and everything that we do has a

Sabidur, tell us a bit about yourself. What's your background, and what are you currently working on? I am a PhD student at University of California, Davis. I have competed my BS from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)