Interviews

Sarah, congratulations on joining BlackBag! What made you decide to take the leap from government contract work to vendor work? It was a tough decision, I’ve been lucky to work with some amazingly smart people on projects that have been

Eric, when we interviewed you last year, you'd just come on board with Griffeye as Technical Liaison to law enforcement. What has the past year in this role taught you, and based on these lessons, where are you taking your

Christian, tell us a bit about yourself and how you got into digital forensics. Right now, I’m 40 years old. I studied computer science and philosophy when I was younger, before completing a post-graduate course (PhD) in bioinformatics. This led

Kathy, you're a Senior Forensic Examiner and eDiscovery Specialist at Gillware. Tell us more about your role – what does a typical day look like for you? Each day I’m interacting with clients, whether it be scoping for a new

Guillermo Román Ferrero works as an Incident Response Expert for a Computer Security Incident Response Team. He is also a prolific author with his Follow the White Rabbit blog. Mr. Ferrero tried Belkasoft's digital forensics solutions recently and kindly agreed

Nicole, you started out in chemistry and biological sciences before moving from orthopedics to digital forensics. What prompted you to pivot into the cyber world? I actually get asked that question quite frequently, as my background has a little bit

Scott, can you tell us a little about yourself, your role at HealthFirst and how you came to work in digital forensics? I have worked in cyber defense for the last two decades and have witnessed the changing threat landscape

Lodrina, tell us about yourself and how you first got started in digital forensics. Growing up outside Silicon Valley during the first dot-com boom, I was always interested in technology and luckily had access to the early web and programming

Tell us about how you first got into digital forensics, and what kept you in the field. How have you seen it evolve over the past 20 years? The cliché is that many folks that ended up as a LEO

Rich, tell us about how you first got into digital forensics, and the evolution you've seen in the field over the past 17 years. What has interested you most and kept you in the field? I spent 22 years in

Tell us a bit about your role: what does a day in your life look like? I am Kim Hyun-soo, a founder of HancomGMD. Over the years, my daily routine has been very focused on the sole purpose of making

Congratulations on your new role! Tell us more about your law enforcement career. How did you get into digital forensics? Thanks so much! I am excited about the opportunity to come and work for Amped Software. I got into digital

Umit, you're Assistant Professor of Computer & Information Technology at Purdue University. Tell us about your role; what does a typical day in your life look like? I identify myself as Digital and Cyber Forensics researcher and educator. As a

Ben, tell us a bit about yourself and how you got into digital forensics. Hello! So in terms of background, I come from predominantly a law enforcement background, although I’ve also worked in counter-fraud in the private sector too. I’ve

Christa, you've just joined Forensic Focus as a Content Manager – welcome on board! Tell us a bit about your background and how you came to work in digital forensics content creation. Thank you Scar! I’m coming to Forensic Focus

What is your background and how did you get started with digital forensics? In 2002, I had been a police officer in New Jersey for nine years when I joined the Union County High Technology Task Force (HTTF). I came