Is More Efficient, Accessible Memory Forensics Possible?

Christa: Memory forensics is a mainstay of incident response. Its relevance and necessity only growing with time, as encryption technology has become more integrated, especially in consumer devices. Yet memory forensics is neither intuitive nor simple. Looking to change that

Recruiter Pete Strouse on Making New DFIR Career Moves in 2022

Christa: At the start of a new year, many digital forensics professionals might be thinking about making some changes, to find a more diverse and inclusive environment, to develop and enhance your professional skills and/or to achieve a work-life balance

Eoghan Casey on the CASE Ontology for Digital Forensics Practice & Process

Christa: Forensic Focus’ coverage of standardization and digital forensics continues this week by exploring CASE: the Cyber investigation Analysis Standard Expression. An extension of the Unified Cyber Ontology, which defines classes of cyber objects in relation to one another, their

Jesse Lindmar on Digital Forensics Lab Quality Assurance and Accreditation

Christa: As technology’s advancements continue to outpace practitioner’s ability to keep up, standardizing digital forensics processes, practices and tools has never not been a hot topic in the community. The response ranges from the United Kingdom structured efforts to much

Oxygen Forensics’ Lee Reiber on Keeping Pace in Digital Forensics

Christa: Increasingly mobile forensics isn’t just about devices. As the field diversifies to include cloud storage encryption and the internet of things, digital forensics evolution is only as good as the tools that can keep up. Today on the Forensic