Interviews

Matt, you're a digital forensics analyst at Sytech. Tell us a bit about your role and what it involves. My role at Sytech predominantly involves the extraction and analysis of embedded devices, such as mobile phones, tablets, satellite navigation systems,

Joe, you presented an internet research tool at DFRWS. Could you briefly outline your presentation for our readers? The presentation offered an early glimpse into a tool that will allow law enforcement officials to conduct online research. Essentially what that

Martin, you've been demonstrating Visual JPEG at DFRWS. Could you tell us about the concept behind it, and how you came up with the idea? It’s a tool to make life easier for people examining files. The background of this

Paul, you're currently conducting research into continued professional development in digital forensics for your Master's degree. Could you outline your project for our readers? My area for the dissertation is to look at continued development, specifically with digital forensics practitioners,

At DFRWS yesterday you gave a talk about Tor forensics on Windows. Could you briefly outline some of the main challenges associated with Tor forensics for our readers? I think that nowadays there are new challenges related to encryption, anonymity

Arnim, we caught up with you last year about Uforia. Could you tell us a bit about what's been happening with the project since then? Well, what we had in Amsterdam was more of a proof of concept really, to

Nikola, please tell us about HddSurgery. What first gave you the idea to develop tools for data recovery and computer forensics? I would not call it an idea, it was more a need for such tools. We have data recovery

Vladimir, please tell us about your role as CEO of ElcomSoft. What does your day-to-day work entail? To be honest, “CEO” does not actually reflect what I am doing. I’m taking care of quite a lot of things: strategic development,

Rob, please tell us about your role as Director of Global Training at Magnet Forensics. My role as the Director of Global Training for Magnet Forensics encompasses several unique yet interconnected responsibilities, which include training development and delivery; business development;

Stuart, please tell us more about your role as Director of Cybersecurity and Investigation Services at Nuix. My role covers three main areas: product development, support and training, and advisory to the United Nations’ International Telecommunications Unit (ITU). Having used

Emlyn, you’re currently Course Leader in Computer Forensics, Security & Ethical Hacking at Leeds Metropolitan University. Could you tell us more about the role and how you entered academia? As course leader it is my responsibility to maintain a healthy

Arnim, please tell us about your role as a lecturer in digital forensics, and how you first became interested in the field. I’ve been fascinated with ‘tinkering’ with computers from a young age: figuring out why things (don’t) work, reverse-engineering,

Nina, you’re currently doing a PhD in eLaw and teaching at the Cyber Security Academy (Cyber Forensics & Cybercrime and Law Enforcement). Could you tell us how you became interested in this area? I am a forensic criminologist and I

Martino, please tell us about your role as the Founder & CEO at Amped Software, and what led you to found the company. Amped Software was derived from my master thesis of Electronic Engineering at the University of Trieste, Italy,

ALI use laser imaging technology to assist law enforcement agencies with their investigations. Could you tell us more about this service? It’s basically using laser scanning within all sorts of contexts. The London bombings was probably one of the first

Rob, last year you took up the position of Senior Vice President of Investigations Training and Services at Nuix – could you tell us more about the role? Even though I’ve been at Nuix for seven months now, it still