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Steve Anson’s new book, Applied Incident Response, is now available on Amazon. Ciarán O’Brien has been working on a Jupyter notebook to help automate the process of pulling IOCs from artifacts recovered from compromised Citrix Netscalers. Heather Mahalik instigates a

by Christa Miller Only a few short years ago, the idea of recovering forensic data from the cloud seemed like either troubling overreach, or unnecessarily redundant given the availability of evidence from mobile devices. As encryption became more prevalent on

Ryan Benson shows how Google search URLs can be a great source of digital forensic information. Magnet’s Jamie McQuaid discusses how deduplication can help your forensic analysis. Paraben’s Amber Schroader talks about getting started in digital forensics. Cellebrite share a

Jan Peter van Zandwijk discusses his research at DFRWS EU 2019. Hello, my name is Jen Peter van Zandwijk. I work with the Netherlands Forensic Institute. And in this half-hour I will tell you about some research that they did

DFRWS announce a Women in Forensic Computing Workshop and Digital Forensics Bootcamp as part of this year’s EU conference. Mattia Epifani presents the CASE Ontology to the European Commission in Brussels. Mike Art Rebultan shares his route to a DFIR

by Jade James AccessData Enterprise enables investigators to forensically image and analyse devices. It also provides a means of workflow analysis and documentation, as well as a level of staff management. The inclusion of FTK means that examiners can conduct

Jessica Hyde shares a list of resources to help you keep up-to-date with mobile forensics. 13Cubed talk about CVEs in Windows event logs. Belkasoft discuss what’s new in Belkasoft Evidence Center v9.9.

Christa: Hello and welcome to the Forensic Focus podcast. Monthly we interview experts from the digital forensics and incident response community on a host of topics ranging from technical aspects to career soft skills. I’m your host, Christa Miller. Our

Brett Shavers discusses the importance of eating your broccoli first in digital forensics. Magnet Forensics’ Adam Belsher talks about how to deal with the digital evidence tsunami.

by Tim Alcock, Qualimetric This presentation is designed to give an executive overview of the Quality Management System standards and guidelines applicable to organisations providing forensic science services to the Criminal Justice System in the UK. Organisations can achieve independent

Oleg Afonin discusses what information is stored in iCloud, and how much Apple will provide in response to government requests. Oleg Skulkin shows how to find Nextcloud storage forensic artifacts on endpoints.

Christa: Hello and welcome to the Forensic Focus podcast. Monthly we interview experts from the digital forensics and incident response community on a host of topics ranging from technical aspects to career soft skills. I’m your host, Christa Miller. Today

Packt Publishing have a $5 sale on all digital forensics ebooks. Gilad David Maayan shares 8 free tools to help automate the incident response process. The CfP for the SANS DFIR Summit opens today.

Patrick Mullan shares his research at DFRWS EU 2019. Patrick: Hello, I am Patrick. I would like to introduce you to our recent research on forensic source identification using JPEG image headers. So the idea is to identify the source

Elcomsoft’s Oleg Afonin discusses the true meaning of iOS recovery, DFU and SOS modes for mobile forensics. DFIR.training share new tools, reviews and events. HTCIA 2020 is open for presentation submissions. Cellebrite release UFED, UFED Physical Analyzer, UFED Logical Analyzer

Jon, tell us about your role at TransPerfect Legal Solutions. What does a typical day look like? I have the privilege of managing a talented team of eight forensic examiners in our New York forensic lab, in addition to contributing