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In this short presentation, Aikaterini Kanta reiterates the need for user context in password-cracking and describes her research team’s plan to fully automate their password cracking tool.

As the need for computer forensics grows, so does the ability for investigators to stay up to date on all the operating systems.

1 in 3 U.S. employees use their own computer to enable remote work, creating more data in more places than ever before.

To reveal the full picture of an investigation, it is essential corporate investigators and eDiscovery professionals can quickly analyze computer volumes for a smart, comprehensive analysis on Windows and Mac.

In this Cellebrite webinar, Monica Harris, Product Manager with Cellebrite Enterprise Solutions, and Bob Keeney, Software Developer with Cellebrite Enterprise Solutions, walk corporate investigators and eDiscovery professionals through the latest Windows Registry settings and latest Mac artifacts to help reveal the full picture when conducting computer investigations.

With AI-assisted picture and video categorization capabilities, powerful filtering, and support for the latest systems for whole disk encryption, Investigators can see the entire timeline of an event and reveal the real story behind each case. Designed to scale with any case size, Cellebrite’s smart analysis solutions enable easy filtering and the ability to sift through large data sets.

Researcher Gaëtan Michelet talks about basing his team’s work on the highly contextualized definitions for automation in business processes, and plans for refining their definition, selecting rubrics, and creating a common glossary for terms relative to automation.