UK Home Office needs to get serious about e-crime

Ryan from the Oxygen Forensic training team discusses a new feature found in Oxygen Forensic Maps.

Si and Desi are joined by Professor Sarah Morris, Digital Forensics Academic and Practitioner, to talk about DFIR at Southampton University, and Sarah’s innovative approach to lecturing.

They explore a range of topics, from electronic storage detection using robots, to strength-testing Faraday bags. They also venture into the realm of forensics in unexpected places, like unravelling mysteries hidden within a washing machine.

Plus, Sarah offers a rare insider's perspective on the biometrics and forensics ethics group, an advisory non-departmental public body sponsored by the Home Office.

Learn how to run a facial search, how to identify faces, and how to add faces to a face set from video frames within files.